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Before you spring for that trampoline, know what it could mean for your home policy. Ramona Heim / Shutterstock.com
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? A lot of parents have the same idea. But not surprisingly, homeowners insurance companies aren’t too fond of trampolines because they’re responsible for a lot of injuries. The American Academy of Pediatrics reports more than 1 million trampoline…
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