With platforms like Etsy, Fiverr, and Instagram turning everyday hobbies into side hustles, many people don’t realize they may be underinsured for the business activities they’re running from home. This blog covers why traditional homeowners or renters insurance doesn’t cut it—and what coverage you actually need. Why Your Homeowners Policy Isn’t Enough
Homeowners and renters policies are designed to cover personal property and personal liability—not business activity. That means if a storm destroys your inventory or a client slips on your porch, you could be paying out of pocket. Common Side Hustle Risks You Might Be Overlooking
Types of Insurance to Consider Depending on your business type and risk exposure, these may apply: ✅ Home-Based Business Insurance – Covers your business equipment and limited liability. ✅ Professional Liability Insurance – Especially important for coaches, consultants, and freelancers. ✅ Product Liability Insurance – For makers, bakers, and creators selling physical products. ✅ Commercial Auto Insurance – If you use your vehicle for business deliveries. ✅ Cyber Liability Insurance – If you store or manage client data online. How to Get Covered Start by talking to an independent agent (👋 that’s us!). We'll help assess your risks, review your current coverage, and build a tailored policy that keeps your side hustle safe. Final Thoughts You’ve invested time, energy, and heart into your side hustle—don’t leave it vulnerable. Whether it’s your full-time dream or a part-time passion, VIP Insurance Professionals can help make sure you’re fully protected.
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