WFH model could spike insurance-based smart technology for homes: Nationwide
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WFH model could spike insurance-based smart technology for homes: Nationwide

Giovanna Bellotti Azevedo
October 12, 2021
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As more employers embrace a hybrid “work from home” model, homeowners are turning to insurance-based smart home technology to monitor their homes amid increased wear and tear, Nationwide said.

In its new survey, Nationwide found that 66% of homeowners currently own at least one form of smart home technology.

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