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Reasons Why Your Homeowners Insurance Company May Drop You
If you own a home, then you need to obtain and maintain your homeowners insurance throughout the life of your home loan. However, sometimes the insurance company will refuse to renew your policy and you will be put in the tough situation of finding new coverage before...
What You Need to Know Before Lending Out Your Car
If you own a car, you need auto insurance. But what happens if someone else drives your car? Do they need their own insurance, does your insurance cover them in the event of an accident, or is the situation more complex? Before you hand over the keys, take a look at...
5 Reasons To Buy Flood Insurance
As a homeowner, you might have thought about purchasing flood insurance to protect your property. For various reasons, though, you might have decided against it. Take a look at a few reasons why you should think about buying flood insurance for your property. 1. You...
8 Homeowners Insurance Claim Mistakes to Avoid
Whether or not your homeowners insurance claim is successful depends partly on the steps you take to file the claim. Unfortunately, policy holders sometimes make claim filing mistakes that decrease their chances of getting fair compensation for their claim. Here are...
Which Type of Auto Insurance Is Right for You?
If you drive, you need auto insurance, but many different types of auto insurance are available. While many people just need traditional auto insurance, others may need some extra help because of a bad driving record. If you would like to know more about the different...
Steps To Take To Reduce Potential Flood Damage
Many homeowners don't realize it, but regardless of where their home is located on FEMA flood maps, they actually live in a flood zone—at least to some extent, since flooding occurs in every single state in the U.S. Some areas are just more prone to more severe...