What it may cover
- Credit monitoring and identity theft alerts
- Reimbursement for recovery-related expenses
- Lost wages while resolving a theft case
- Legal fees related to restoring your identity
- Case management support to guide you through the recovery process
- Coverage for fraudulent tax filings made in your name
Who it's for
- Anyone who has experienced a data breach notification
- Those who frequently shop or bank online
- Households wanting proactive monitoring in place
- Renters and homeowners who mail sensitive documents or receive paper statements
Why it matters
Recovering from identity theft often takes significant time and can involve unexpected costs that aren't covered by any other policy you may carry. Between notifying creditors, disputing fraudulent charges, and dealing with the IRS or Social Security Administration, victims frequently report needing dozens of hours to fully restore their identity, time away from work that isn't reimbursed by any other coverage.
Common coverage options
Monitoring only
Alerts you to suspicious activity on your credit and personal information.
Monitoring plus recovery coverage
Adds reimbursement for expenses incurred resolving a theft case.
Family plan coverage
Extends monitoring and recovery benefits to a spouse and dependent children under one policy.
What affects the price
- 01Level of monitoring included
- 02Reimbursement limit selected
- 03Number of people covered under the plan
- 04Whether tax fraud and Social Security monitoring are included
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Coverage details depend on the carrier, selected policy, applicable state laws, underwriting criteria, and specific exclusions. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice.