Category Archive for : ‘Home Insurance’

Boxes? Check.

Packing Tape? Check

Moving Van? Check

Homeowner’s insurance quotes and policy review? Huh?

Buying your first home can be the most exciting and terrifying move of your adult life. Packing boxes and picking out furnishings is only the beginning. A new home represents a major investment in your family and your future.

If you’ve been renting a home and are ready to buy, homeowner’s insurance may seem a bit overwhelming. Renter’s insurance is often cut and dry, but how can you possibly purchase one insurance policy to protect your home and everything (and

Whether you have the occasional household cleaning, or live-in home help, it is important to ensure that your hired household help is as protected as you are. The type of coverage depends on the nature of the employee.

Types of Home Help

There are several different types of household help that you may choose to hire, or may currently have working in your home. If you need nursing care, you have a registered nurse come to your home daily for home healthcare.

If you are recovering from a recent surgery or accident, you

Summer means it’s time to break out the popsicles, sunscreen, and backyard pool. Whether you blow up a kiddie pool, or make an Olympic-sized enhancement to your backyard, swimming pools pose a risk at any size.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there are approximately 7.4 million swimming pools in homes, backyards, or public areas across the country. With water activities being one of the most popular ways to stay cool in the summer, it’s no wonder kids flock to that attractive blue water from dawn to dusk.

However,

After the dust settles when you’ve had a car accident or another kind of loss your home or your business, it’s time to call the insurance company. Many consumers have multiple questions about filing an insurance claim like how much it will cost them; will their premiums increase and what are the negative consequences of filing a claim?

Insurance, and the price you pay for it, is based on risk, if you appear to an insurance company to be a risky consumer, your rates will increase. You want to keep your

You may live in a cookie-cutter suburban America where your life looks very similar to your neighbor. You may have a similar family size, similar home, or a similar vehicle, but that does not mean you have to have similar insurance. Every policyholder is unique and requires different coverage. While your home value may be comparable to others in your area, what is in your home is unique to you and deserves unique protection. Most insurance policies have standard benefits; riders can help you personalize your policy. Riders are