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AKA E&O Insurance for Financial Planners and Investment Managers

There are basically four types of E&O in this business:

▪ E&O for Broker Dealers

▪ E&O for Registered Investment Advisors (RIA)

▪ E&O for selling insurance company products

▪ E&O for selling written financial plans for fees

All financial advisors should have E&O.

You should find a company that covers all of the things your practice does. And then make sure their policy:

▪ Has a high insurance rating.

▪ Has "Duty To Defend," not just the "Right To Defend" so they will have to defend you in court.

▪ Is not a "Claims Made" policy.

▪ Get one based on "Incident" so coverage will kick in as soon as there is an incident (so you don’t have to wait until there is a claim).

▪ Covers "Discretion" even if you only have Limited Discretion.

▪ Also, getting "Tail Coverage" is a good idea.

This is all this website has to do with E&O. We don't sell it.

Google for more information and to find firms that sell it, and to look up the meanings of basic terms.

 

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