SilverLink - Spring/Summer 2008 - (Page 29)

PRIVATE CLIENT SERVICES Personal Insurance Special Insurance for Special Times by Pam McCawley Everyone loves a celebration—a daughter’s wedding or son’s bar mitzvah, your parents’ 50th anniversary, birthdays, holidays, engagement parties, musical concerts or charitable events. No matter how or what you celebrate, it’s important to protect your ﬁnancial investment. When Traditional Insurance Isn’t Enough Celebrations often call for specialty items—think wedding cake, hall or tent rental, tuxes, ﬂowers, catering and a myriad of goods and services that make your party a success. Celebration expenses can add up quickly, and your investment could be at risk if something unexpected occurs. Even a well-planned event can hit a snag and if that happens, your traditional homeowner’s policy may not cover the losses you sustain. Private Event Insurance Steps In Fortunately, private event insurance policies are available to provide a unique, exclusively-packaged product speciﬁcally designed to protect the ﬁnancial investment you make for your special event. Coverage Highlights A Cancellation or Postponement policy will pay up to the coverage limit for non-refundable expenses incurred when a rehearsal, rehearsal dinner, wedding, private event, reception or honeymoon must be canceled or postponed for reasons beyond your control. The reasons include, but are not limited to: • • • • • sickness or injury to the bride, groom or other honoree damage to the premises where the wedding or private event is to be held loss of, or damage to, a bridal gown cancellation of a written military leave of absence job loss Special circumstances are also covered, including weather conditions which prevent the bride, groom, honoree or the majority of the guests from reaching the premises where the event is to take place, or cancellation or postponement of an event resulting from closure of the ceremony or reception site due to ﬁnancial failure. 29 SILVERLINK — SPRING / SUMMER 2008

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SilverLink - Spring/Summer 2008 Contents Risk Management: Mitigate & Educate Disastrous Distractions Accounts Receivable BoomerCare Risk Reduction, What’s Your Function? Time Out! Double Down Employee Benefits: Who’s Paying Whom for What? Time to Reconcile Keep Your Eye on the Pension Prize Show Me the Money Private Client Services: A Generous Strategy Is There Any Good News Left? Special Insurance for Special Times Client Spotlight: Omaha Performing Arts Internal Happenings: SilverStone Group Wellness Activities Group

SilverLink - Spring/Summer 2008

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