Insurance
How Your Home Insurance Keeps You Protected During A Renovation
Are you planning a home renovation? If you are renovating a single room or you are demolishing an entire wing of your home, it is important to review your home insurance before you start any DIY or professional project. You will need to review specific coverage limits and assess whether or not an adjustment is necessary.
Do You Need Special Insurance for Your Vacant Home?
Did you know that not all insurers like to insure vacant homes? In fact, some insurers steer clear of vacant homes, making it difficult to find insurance.
Building Contents Insurance: Make That List
When shopping for homeowners insurance you will insure the value of your home in addition to what is inside. The “inside” represents your building content or the personal items you bought including furniture, computer equipment, clothing, televisions and gadgets.
What You Need to Know About Flood Insurance
Flood insurance is federally backed insurance or what you can only get through the National Flood Insurance Program. This program protects homeowners, but only if you opt for such coverage.
Home Insurance and Recording Your Valuable Inventory
Taking stock of your home inventory can save you money and avoid headaches should you ever need to file an insurance claim. The more detailed you are, the better — if you suffer total loss, you may need to prove ownership for items that were destroyed.
Find a Good Balance Between Your Insurance Premiums and Your Home Mortgage
Owning a home may be the American Dream, but this dream does not come cheap. Between your mortgage payments, your insurance premiums, and all of your recurring bills, managing your bills and maintaining your home can get expensive if you do not know how to balance everything.
Your Homeowners Insurance Following a Natural Disaster
Maybe you dodged a bullet with the latest natural disaster. Or, perhaps, you had to file a claim and are still handling repairs.
Derecho Recovery and Homeowners Insurance
The word “derecho” may not be part of most people’s vocabulary, but it is a word you heard often over the past week. It is a Spanish word that is pronounced “day-ret-cho” and means right or straight, the type of winds that pummeled states from Ohio to Virginia.
Just Renovated Your Home? You Might Need Better Contents Insurance
So you’ve just renovated your house or flat, made it into a home of which you can be proud and increased its market value. What could possibly go wrong?
Is Your Homeowner’s Insurance Adequate?
If you have recently completed an update to your home, is your homeowner’s insurance still providing adequate coverage?
Renovating? Make Sure Your Home Insurance has You Covered.
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Storm Recovery and Homeowners Insurance
Tweet Hurricane season and your home insurance policy. Following an extraodinarily active and deadly spring tornado season, homeowners across the Gulf and Atlantic coasts are keeping a wary eye on
Do I Need Homeowners Insurance?
Tweet You’ve just received your homeowners insurance bill and your premium went up. Again. After 15 years of making payments and sending out thousands of dollars of your hard-earned money,
Home Renovation Safety
Tweet While DIY home renovations can be a good way to save money in these tough economic times, failing to take proper safety measures or complete the work “to code”
7 Insurance Tips for Homeowners
Tweet If you’re planning a home renovation or have recently completed an update or addition to your home, your homeowners insurance should be reviewed to make sure that it covers
