​Auto insurance is a contract between you and an insurer where you pay a premium for financial protection against losses from car accidents or other covered events. 

Pet insurance is a financial product that reimburses you for eligible veterinary expenses, helping to offset costs for accidents, illnesses, and sometimes even routine wellness care

Commercial insurance, or business insurance, provides financial protection to businesses against losses from unexpected events such as lawsuits, accidents, property damage, theft, or professional mistakes

Homeowners insurance is a contract with an insurance company that protects you financially from losses and liabilities associated with owning a home, covering damage to your property (like a fire or theft), liability for injuries or damage you or your family cause to others, and costs if your home becomes temporarily uninhabitable

Flood insurance is a type of property insurance that protects against direct physical losses from flooding, but it is not included in standard homeowners' policies

Life insurance is a contract where you (the policyholder) pay premiums to an insurer, who then pays a death benefit to your chosen beneficiaries after your death. This payout helps your family cover expenses like burial costs, daily living expenses, or debts, replacing your income and providing financial security

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