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2015

What A First-Time Driver Should Know About Auto Insurance

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Are you proud to be a new driver and finally be able to get around without having to depend on someone else? If you have not invested in auto insurance yet, it is wise for you to park your vehicle until you have coverage if you don’t want to get into legal trouble. Discover below a few important things about auto insurance that can help you choose the most ideal type of coverage for your needs. Read More»

Renters Insurance For College Students FAQ

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As a college student, you have a lot of decisions to make when you leave home for school. Whether or not you should get renters insurance to protect your possessions is one of those decisions. If you are thinking of getting coverage, here is what you need to know. Is Renters Insurance Necessary? Whether or not you opt for renters insurance depends on your situation. If you plan to stay on-campus, there is a possibility that coverage is provided through the school’s insurance provider. Read More»

Sorting Through The Quotes And Choosing Your Car Insurance

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As a savvy consumer it’s never a bad idea to shop around for new insurance quotes from time to time. You’ll stay informed about changes in the industry, and you’ll be able to decide for certain where the best value is. If your goal is to depart your current provider for greener pastures then you’re going to need to regard those quotes with a critical eye, and spend some time looking at more than just their coverage and cost. Read More»

Does Your Home Insurance Cost Seem Sky High? Talk With Your Agent About Discounts You Could Be Missing

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If you think you are paying too much for home insurance, you could be missing out on policy discounts that you’re already eligible for. You can lower your insurance rate just by talking with your insurance agent.  Go over discounts they offer policy holders and finding out what you have been missing out on. As you make changes around your house, fix things and improve security, you improve the structure and lower the chances of accidents and claims. Read More»

4 Ways To Make Sure You're Getting The Best Deal On Your Homeowners Insurance

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Homeowners insurance is one of those necessary evils that you pay for monthly but hope you never have to use. It’s important to have a good policy, but there is no reason to pay more than you have to for coverage. Use the following tips to ensure that you get the best deal on your homeowners’ insurance: Make Sure You Have the Right Coverage Many homeowners get confused when trying to decide what size policy to purchase. Read More»

4 Tips To Decrease Your Homeowners' Insurance Premiums

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If your house is burglarized or a pipe breaks and floods a room, your homeowners’ insurance will cover the cost of replacing your belongings or making repairs. Your homeowners’ insurance is a valuable safety net, but most people don’t file claims very often, so there is no reason to pay more in premiums than you have to. Use the following tips to lower your homeowners’ insurance costs: Increase Your Deductible Read More»

How to Protect Your Small Business from Slip-and-Fall Injury Lawsuits

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Slip-and-fall accidents are some of the injuries that may occur on your small business premises. A customer that falls and injures himself or herself on your properly can hold you responsible if your negligence led to his or her injuries. Therefore, you need to take the right measures to keep your customers safe. Here are four practical measures that can help: Clean after Hours Cleaning is one of the tasks that contribute to slip-and-fall accidents. Read More»

Three Things To Ask Your Insurance Agents Before Your Child Heads Off To College

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When your child heads off to college, you can expect a lot of changes in your home and lifestyle. During this time of change, it’s important that you know exactly what is and is not covered by your auto and homeowner’s insurance when your child is away living in a dorm or apartment. Here are three questions you’ll want to ask your insurance agents in order to get a better idea of your coverage. Read More»

Two Car Insurance Questions You May Want Addressed

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A car accident can quickly become one of the most expensive experiences of your life. While your auto insurance is designed to protect you from most of these expenses, it is an unfortunate fact that many people lack the knowledge needed to understand their coverage. As a result, they may not have the protections that they want or need. Luckily, the following answers to routine insurance questions should help you to better ensure that you are protected from the financial ramifications of a car accident. Read More»

Single With No Dependents? Do You Still Need Life Insurance?

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If you’re young and single, you may assume you don’t need life insurance – even if you have debt, like a mortgage or student loans. While life insurance can be a saving grace for married couples (or singles with children) when an unexpected death occurs, the benefits for younger, healthier, and unattached applicants aren’t as readily apparent. These benefits do exist, and before discounting life insurance you should make sure your decision is a fully informed one. Read More»