Your kid isn’t a kid anymore. Maybe he’s off to college, or she’s boomeranged back home following graduation. Wherever they now live, be aware that your existing homeowners and car insurance policies may not cover your grown child the same way they’ve done in the past.
Welcome to the somewhat muddled middle years, when your offspring is technically an adult and quite possibly independent, but their insurance status remains at least somewhat dependent on you. It’s this “tweener” age that can cause lots of confusion for families and lead to incorrect assumptions.
Learn more about how to ensure you have the right car and home insurance coverage in place to safeguard your growing offspring by reading my latest article for The Zebra, available here.
