Baby Boomers grew up during an era of abundance, with many spending decades acquiring prized possessions—from classic cars to antique furniture and collectibles. However, times have changed, and what once seemed like valuable assets are now becoming impossible or wildly expensive to insure.
As insurance companies tighten their risk standards and phase out coverage for specific categories, many Boomers are learning the hard way that their treasured belongings may no longer be protected. This shift is leaving many retirees facing unexpected financial risks and difficult decisions about whether to sell, store, or simply hope for the best.
