If your kids are bouncing off the walls all the time, you may be thinking of buying a trampoline. Better they bounce around in the backyard, right? With summer here and kids home from school, a lot of ...

Most homeowners insurance policies cover injuries caused by trampolines and tree houses, but there are often conditions. Before buying a trampoline or building a tree house, check with your insurance ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write stories about the insurance industry. The number of trampoline park injuries is on the rise, but data and insurance ...

(Reuters) - Trampolines, swimming pools, treehouse kits and certain breeds of puppies are holiday gifts that make children bubble over with glee, but they cause homeowner's insurance agents to cringe.

St. Louis (KSDK) - Because of the risk of injury with trampolines, they're on the radar of insurance companies. The Insurance Information Institute says every year there are more than 105,000 ...

A number of insurance carriers won't cover homes that have trampolines or pools at all. Or they'll offer a policy on the property, but with an exclusion endorsement, which relieves the company of ...

WETUMPKA, AL (WSFA) - A trampoline provides a lot of fun for kids, and that's why the Wilsons of Wetumpka bought one for their son Jordan during this past Christmas. But the fun appears to be over.

Did you recently receive a letter from your county’s assessment office? You know the one. It lists your home’s estimated market value so you can (gulp) prepare yourself for your property taxes.