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Thursday, August 12, 2021You buy homeowners insurance because you want financial support in case of an unexpected or unpreventable problem at home. If can help you if a tree falls on the house during a storm, or if a faulty appliance or frayed wiring sets the house on fire. READ MORE >>
Thursday, May 20, 2021A person suffering an injury on your property can be a very worrisome situation. Even if you do your very best to help them, they may feel you are responsible for their losses. In some cases, you are. Your home insurance company might offer financial help for this situation, however. READ MORE >>
Monday, February 15, 2021A home invasion is unlike a typical burglary or break-in. Far more dangerous, a home invasion can’t be stopped by alarm systems, door locks or barred windows. These invaders are violent and will do whatever they can to enter a home and gain control. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, August 25, 2020 Water damage is one of the most pervasive and unsanitary hazards that might impact your home. That’s especially true when water damage comes from broken pipes or sewer overflows. This damage might occur underground, but it might easily cause water and waste to flood into the home. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, June 24, 2020A tool shed, she-shed, or your workshop is a valuable investment on your property. No matter what you use this space for, it needs to have proper coverage under your home insurance policy. Many people are adding these features to their homes. It spreads out the amount of space they have and may offer a bit of privacy from the rest of the family. READ MORE >>
Thursday, March 26, 2020Residual home insurance is not something many people hear of when it comes to buying a policy. Generally, home insurance policies are standard and rather easy to get if you own a home. Some property owners may struggle to obtain insurance, though. Let’s say you decide to buy a home. READ MORE >>
Thursday, January 23, 2020There are a lot of complications that arise when you buy a second home — be it for vacation or as a rental property. Fortunately, you can combine two home insurance policies on a single plan. But you can't simply add a second home to the first insurance plan. Here's what you need to know: READ MORE >>
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