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Which Natural Disasters Does Home Insurance Protect Against in Florida?
Florida is no stranger to natural disasters. Large hurricanes are practically guaranteed. Florida also has its share of large tropical storms, tornadoes, and even the occasional wildfire. You may know that a natural disaster will occur, but do you know how...
Insurance and Self-Storage: What’s Covered and How?
Self-storage units are used to temporarily house personal belongings that either don't fit into the home or need to be relocated during a move or renovation. You wish to put some of your items into self-storage, but you don't want to rely on the security and...
What If Something Happens to Your Home and You’re Not Insured?
Many people have recently experienced a nonrenewal of their home insurance due to issues outside of their control. But what happens when insurance coverage lapses and something happens to your home? Do you have any recourse? How Could You End Up Without...
What to Do If Your Home Has Been Flooded
Few people ever buy a home believing that one day it will flood. Unfortunately, flooding occurs all too often. The damage it leaves behind is usually extensive, especially if levee breaks or some form of natural disaster is involved. After a terrible disaster,...
4 Trucking-Specific Insurance Policies You May Want
Trucker insurance policies are a highly specialized type of commercial insurance designed to protect truck drivers. As such, these policies include a number of protections that aren't found in most auto insurance policies. Here's a look at some of the more...
Surprising Factors That Could Impact Your Homeowner’s Insurance Premiums
From the value of your home and what is inside it to your home's age and the age of your house, there are several factors that will influence your homeowner's insurance rates. When you purchased your beautiful new home, chances are you expected these variables and had...