24 June 2017
Auto insurance is absolutely necessary in more ways than one. It is required by law in most states, and it can be integral if you are ever in an auto accident. You want to make sure that you have sufficient coverage to help you in your time of need, but you do not want the insurance monthly payment to be so high that it spreads you too thin financially. It can be tricky trying to find the best coverage for the lowest price, but there are a few different things that you can do that will help lower your monthly payments to the insurance company.
11 May 2017
When you purchase home insurance for your house, the insurance company will base your premiums on a lot of different factors. While there are some you can control, there are other factors relating to your house and area that will affect your rates that you have no control over. Here are some of the factors relating to your house that may affect the amount you pay for your home insurance coverage.
4 March 2017
If you are looking to purchase a new auto insurance policy, you may not realize that auto insurance companies can all log into a centralized database where they store customer information. One thing stored in this database is the information about who may live at certain addresses. If you are signing up for a policy, one of the questions your auto insurer may ask is whether you wish to exclude a certain driver who lives at the same address as you.
19 September 2016
A historic home can be a great place to live. Instead of being a blank slate, your home will have a unique personality of its own. There may be local history or even famous historic figures associated with the property, which can be a fun conversation starter. However, taking care of a historic property also comes with a unique set of challenges, which is something that you will need to consider when looking for insurance for your historic home.
2 July 2016
While you probably already thought about your bank accounts and household possessions when you decided to file for divorce, one of the things you may not have considered yet is how you're going to handle your cars and their insurance. You might think that you should just call and have your ex removed from your auto insurance immediately when you move out, but there are a few things that you should think about before you take any action.
20 April 2016
Dealing with backed-up drains, low water pressure when flushing toilets, or -- worst of all -- raw sewage in your yard can be a thoroughly unpleasant experience. Finding out you'll need to shell out thousands of dollars to get your home's plumbing back into working condition can be even worse news. In some cases, you may not even be able to rely on the coverage of your homeowner's insurance policy to protect yourself from a major unanticipated expense.
4 April 2016
In the aftermath of a conviction for DUI, DWI or driving without insurance, you may be required to carry an SR-22 (also known as a "certificate of financial responsibility") as a condition of maintaining your driving privileges. Having an SR-22 on file can bring quite a few changes to your current auto insurance policy. The following highlights these changes and explains how they can affect your insurance. You May End Up Paying Higher Premiums