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post How to pick homeowners insurance

July 3rd, 2008

Filed under: Uncategorized — Administrator @ 4:57 pm

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Following are some tips on buying home insurance:

A Broker or direct insurer – for first time buyers, companies that sell direct are just fine, however selection is limited.

Hurricane coverage – Lots of companies give a 2% hurricane deductible on policies because of wind smash up claims from the previous years.

post The Standard HomeOwners Policy – What is covered Part 1

June 1st, 2008

Filed under: Basic Insurance,Options — Administrator @ 9:03 pm

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The most basic form of home insurance is the Homeowner’s Policy. It covers four areas: The House Structure, that includes all the personal properties within the house. The Liability protection and coverage is for added living operating cost when something stops you from living in your home. The first coverage area means that the insurance company would pay for the revamp or rebuild of the house in case of fire and any other disaster listed in your policy. The next covers your possessions say they are stolen so the insurance pays for that stolen item based upon its face/assessed value. The next two will be discuss further in the next entry.

post Home Insurance and Mortgage

May 24th, 2008

Filed under: Tips — mctreve @ 6:11 am

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A home insurance can help you out if you decide to get a lone using your house as collateral. A mortgage is a form of a loan where you borrow money from a bank with your house sort of like a safety net. If you are not able to pay them back, they can seize your house and have full control of it. A home insurance policy on a mortgaged home assures the bank that it can still collect on the debt in the event that the mortgaged house is destroyed or any untoward events may happen to decrease its market value.

post Home Insurance in a Nutshell

May 15th, 2008

Filed under: Basic Insurance — mctreve @ 5:59 am

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What exactly is a home insurance policy? In simple terms, this kind of policy protects your house and the things and people inside it. It covers a variety of incidents which may happen to the house itself, such as destruction by a fire or vandalism; it may also cover any damage to its contents, such as loss due to theft; it may also be applicable to accidents which may occur inside the house. It would be wise to avail of one especially if your house is on the upper scale, and if you have any significant and expensive stuff stashed inside.

post No Funny Business

May 12th, 2008

Filed under: Tips — mctreve @ 10:08 am

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Home insurance policies would usually cover any damage in the event of accidents, burglaries and the like, and they even replace lost items inside your home. But to those planning on duping insurance companies in giving them money they don’t deserve, beware. These companies have people who go over everything in your statement and check out if you really are telling the truth. Those who try to cheat regarding their insurance claims and are found to be guilty could even be sent to jail. So be smart when it comes to these things, be honest and don’t even try any funny business.

post Get an Agent

May 9th, 2008

Filed under: Tips — mctreve @ 10:07 am

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You don’t actually have to do the dirty work of dealing with the fine print in insurance policies yourself; this can be done for you by insurance agents who would be more than willing to help out. Find one you can trust, for it is your money that you would be entrusting to them, not just that, but also your future. When you have found an agent you are comfortable with, make sure that he or she will be able to explain well the terms of your policy, and also give you a set of different options to choose from.

post Choose Where to Put Your Trust

May 6th, 2008

Filed under: Tips — mctreve @ 10:06 am

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When looking for a good home insurance policy, you should remember that not everyone is out to help you. There are people out there who would be more than willing to cheat you and get your money while promising things which you have no chance of ever having. So when choosing an insurance company, make sure that it is reputable and that it pays out when a legitimate claim comes in. Also, look for one that provides adequate support and explains to you the real deal concerning home insurance. It might take going to more than one company and checking them out; but to get your money’s worth, this extra effort is sure to be worth it.

post Decide Right

May 3rd, 2008

Filed under: Uncategorized — mctreve @ 10:03 am

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Insuring a home is a wise decision for the future. If anything should happen to the house that you have worked hard for, then you would be guaranteed a compensation for any loss that will be incurred. It would be a good investment, because you would know where your money would be going. The cash you fork over would be for your own future, and would not be wasted if the time comes that you will need it. Insuring a home is buying protection against unpleasant events which would possibly come, and it is a good thing to know that you are safe should this arise.

post Prevention is better than cure

April 18th, 2008

Filed under: Basic Insurance — editor @ 1:55 am

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A saying that we believe is that ‘prevention is always better than cure’. An insurance can be compared to a cure to a number of things that could happen to your family and even for you.
One thing that insurance can give you is a financial peace of mind. Having the right kind of insurance will prevent you from being broke if in any case a theft, or damages caused by natural disasters occur. But, there are still some things that an insurance policy cannot fix.
We value some of our possessions not because of their actual value, but because of the sentiments that we have gone through with it. A typical example is the loss of a wedding or an heirloom ring. An insurance policy can replace the actual monetary value of the ring, but it cannot replace the sentimental value of the ring.

post Dog-bite Liability

April 15th, 2008

Filed under: Basic Insurance — editor @ 1:55 am

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Most home-owners also include a pet as part of their family. Majority of families own a dog for a pet.
There are approximately 7.4 million cases of dog bites every year. Homeowners and renters insurance policies includes in their policies coverage for dog-bite liability. They advise pet owners to have their dogs sprayed or neutered to lessen the risk that the dog will bite.
It is best to have your dog socialize with other animals and people while it is still a puppy so that it will know how to act around a crowd. When playing with your dog, it is advisable to play non-aggressive games like fetch will encourage appropriate behavior.

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