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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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It would be important, regardless of your employment status, to understand how property is covered under a homeowners or renters policy. You would have coverage for personal property (like a laptop) but what if you are using it for business purposes. Most policies have a cap on the amount of business property – $1,500 to perhaps $2,500. That’s is why it would be important to check with human resources. A laptop, screen and other items could tap out $2,500 pretty quickly. And in some cases, there are some people that are working remotely that use their own laptops. Your employer is not covering that.!
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