Thursday, April 29, 2021Proof of renters insurance is required by most landlord by the time you move in. On or before your move-in date, depending on your lease, you will need to have proof that you carry insurance as required by your lease. Landlords ask tenants present this proof in case a renter lies about carrying renters insurance or purchases it for a month before cancelling it. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, March 9, 2021The world of insurance has its own unique set of vocabulary to describe its products. To help you understand the information included in a life insurance policy, we’ve gathered some basic terms. The Basics of Life Insurance Terms A Helpful Glossary of Common Policy Types and Terms READ MORE >>
Thursday, February 25, 2021Protecting your biggest investment, your home, can be costly. If you are purchasing a house but are worried about expensive premiums, you may want to consider a more affordable cash-value policy. How It Works Every homeowner policy covers household contents. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, January 27, 2021At minimum, your car is your source of transportation, and probably something you’re quite proud of. It’s also one of your most significant monetary investments. You clearly don’t want to have a wreck or face any other type of vehicle damage, and one of the most significant of these might be vehicle theft. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 23, 2020Pets are a part of your family and should be protected. However, renters insurance with pets can be a little more complicated than expected. First, pets are generally covered under renters insurance, but not always in the way you expect. Are Pets Considered Property for Renters Insurance? READ MORE >>
Friday, October 16, 2020 The amount of home insurance you need, as well as the price of insurance, depends on several factors. Primarily, your home insurance coverage needs should be based off the value of that which you want to insure. For example, the value of your physical home and personal belongings. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, September 30, 2020Does your Homeowners policy cover Flood? The answer is NO. You must get a separate policy for flood and depending on the circumstance you may have a 30 day waiting period. I always hear people say, I'm not in flood zone so I don't need flood Insurance but everyone is in a flood zone whether it is A or X you are in a flood zone. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, September 16, 2020Insurers will ask you a lot of questions when you’re searching for car insurance. They will want to know where you live, how far you drive each day, what kind of vehicle you have, etc. But it’s just as important for drivers to know the right questions to ask their insurers before signing a car insurance policy. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, August 25, 2020 When you decide to buy life insurance, you have to choose your policy beneficiary. This is the person who will receive the money from the policy upon the insured person’s death. You cannot be your own life insurance beneficiary, since you have to die for the policy to pay out. READ MORE >>
Thursday, July 30, 2020 When you buy renters insurance, your policy won’t cover the structure of the home itself. However, since you don’t own the dwelling, you won’t need this coverage. Still, you will need to insure your belongings, as well as protect yourself against the liability risks you pose to others. READ MORE >>
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