Tips for Purchasing Homeowners Insurance for Your Beach House

Posted on 22 May 2018

Just as you have homeowners insurance in place for your regular residence, it is also important for you to purchase homeowners insurance for your vacation house at the beach. If you have never had to purchase homeowners insurance for a beach house before, you might be unsure of what to do. These are a few tips that can help with the insurance purchasing process. Consider Buying from Your Current Homeowners Insurance Company [Read More]

How To Save Money On Home Insurance By Making Your House Safer

Posted on 29 March 2018

Insurance costs are based a lot on risk levels, and insurance companies are great at determining the level of risk a person is when they call in for a quote on insurance. If you are interested in saving money on your home insurance, you could do this by making your house safer. Not only would this reduce your insurance premiums, but it could also help you and your family feel safer and more secure at home. [Read More]

Make Sure You Have Sufficient Homeowner's Insurance For Your Swimming Pool

Posted on 26 February 2018

Policyholders are naturally distraught when they learn that their homeowner's insurance doesn't cover certain types of damage to their swimming pool. That discovery typically occurs after an expensive problem has developed. Liability insurance also may not be sufficient if certain pool features are present. Liability  Home insurance pays for liability expenses if anyone is ever injured on the property, and that generally includes in or around a swimming pool. However, some policies do not provide any liability coverage if the pool has a diving board. [Read More]

Tips For Getting Car Insurance If You Have A Bad Driving Record

Posted on 18 January 2018

Every time you get a ticket while driving or get in an accident that you caused, the event will be recorded on your driving record. While having just one ticket or accident does not make you a bad driver, having multiple tickets and accidents will typically put you in the category of high-risk driver. As a high-risk driver, you might find that it is more difficult to find car insurance, and it might be even harder to find insurance you can afford. [Read More]

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Home Insurance Terminology Explained

Individuals who need to purchase homeowners insurance often do not understand all of the terms that are related to home insurance policies. This can make purchasing home insurance confusing and due to this factor, individuals may not get the right policy for their needs. My name is Bradley Adamson and I became familiar with purchasing homeowners insurance after I bought my first home. Luckily, my brother-in-law owns an insurance company and he explained every detail in the policy in terms that I could understand. With his great advice, I knew exactly what my home insurance covered and I was pleased with my choice. Since many people don't understand the terminology that's written in the policies, I wanted to offer this information to those who need to buy homeowners insurance.

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