Press Releases. Financial Regulators Release Guidance for the Supervision of Technology Service Providers. The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) today issued a revised Supervision of Technology Service Providers booklet (TSP Booklet), which is part of the FFIEC Information Technology Examination Handbook (IT Handbook).
Full Coverage Auto Insurance. Many think they carry âfull coverage on their car insurance policy; however, in reality there is no such thing as full coverage auto insurance. A full coverage policy is typically one that includes several types of car insurance coverage that, as a whole, provide a solid level of protection in case of an accident.
Auto insurance is not intended to insure your personal property, its purpose is to protect you financially in case of an accident or to fix your car in the event of fire, theft, hail storm or some other cause of loss. The comprehensive portion of your auto insurance is what pays for non-accident-related losses. Unfortunately, the coverage only extends to the vehicle itself and not its contents. If you leave personal property in your vehicle, such as a laptop, cell phone or even your wallet, you may be out of luck.