Understanding Insurance Policies

Posted on: 24 June 2020

After you are injured in an accident, such as a car accident or an accident at home, you generally have to work with an insurance company in order not just to cover your medical costs, but also to compensate you for lost income as a result of your injury. An injury can have really serious consequences on your finances, which is why you want to work to make sure you are fairly compensated from your lost wages so you can recover not just medically, but financially from the accident. [Read More]

Posted on: 19 February 2020

When you shop for a car insurance policy, one of the decisions you have to make is how high you want your deductible to be. Your deductible is how much you'll have to pay before your car insurance coverage takes over, so it's important to consider several factors before you choose a deductible amount. Look at Your Finances One of the first things you should consider when you decide on a deductible amount is your current financial situation. [Read More]

Posted on: 28 December 2019

If you're buying your first home, it may be your first experience with buying property insurance. Insurance is required when you get a mortgage on a home, but even if you happen to be paying cash, you want insurance to protect your investment. Here's a look at some different kinds of insurance for you to consider. The Amount Of Coverage You Can Get You can buy a policy with different variables for your deductible and policy limit so you can get protection you can afford. [Read More]

Posted on: 25 November 2019

Home insurance is a wonderful product that protects your home against a lot of awful situations. Unfortunately, even the best of insurance products does not cover certain and unusual situations. Here are some examples of insurance riders you can purchase in addition to the home insurance policy if you should want these riders, or know that you will definitely need them: Flood Rider Some areas are known "flood plains." These areas commonly flood, and are recognized as insurance problem areas. [Read More]