Understanding Insurance Policies

Posted on: 20 December 2017

It can be very frustrating if you need to sell your home right away because your new home is ready for you to move into. If you cannot sell your current home, you could end up with two mortgage payments to make each month. In this situation, you could opt to rent your home out and become a landlord. This is a great way to avoid having two mortgage payments, but there are several things you should know about the insurance you will need for the home you will rent out. [Read More]

Posted on: 13 November 2017

If you own your own home, you better have homeowner's insurance. Not only does it help protect you in the event of some sudden disasters, but it also protects you from lawsuits if someone is injured while on your property. However, not everyone understands what homeowner's insurance covers, especially when it comes to roof damage. If you are worried about roof damage, find out what your insurance will and won't cover. [Read More]

Posted on: 28 September 2017

Have you been living in a house that isn't covered by insurance because you want to save money? You can actually end up losing a substantial amount of money by not purchasing homeowners insurance. The reason why is because a disaster can destroy your house when least expected, and you might have to consider it as a loss if you can't afford to get it repaired. Homeowners insurance is also useful for financial security for other things in your life as well. [Read More]

Posted on: 19 August 2017

Getting the best rates on home insurance requires you to do careful market research and to educate yourself about the different home insurance products that are available to you. The following are five mistakes to avoid that could raise the costs of your home insurance: Not having a home security system that prevents theft If you're on the market for home insurance, you should be aware of the fact that having a home security system installed can drastically decrease your rates. [Read More]