"Most policies do not list leaving a child 'Home Alone' by accident as a qualifying trip interruption event," says Joe Cortez of Squaremouth Inc. "However, certain plans will cover a trip interruption claim if the covered individual's primary residence is burglarized while they are away. Credit: Andrii IURLOV/Stock.adobe.com
A modern Christmas classic, "Home Alone" hosts a range of insurance dilemmas, from break-ins to pizza delivery boys who are less-than-stellar drivers.
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