Things To Ask When Buying Insurance For Your Small Business

Posted on 20 December 2016

Are you moving your small business out of your home and into a commercial location? Do you think that you have everything ready for your upcoming move? While you may have all of the necessary furniture and a new employee or two, one thing that you may have been putting off is getting commercial insurance for your company and your new location. While you probably already have experience buying things like auto insurance or homeowner's insurance, commercial insurance may seem like a different thing entirely. [Read More]

What Is SR22? A Brief Introduction To The Certificate That Will Get You Driving Again

Posted on 19 December 2016

For any number of reasons, your driving rights might have been revoked and your license suspended. After the time and expense to ensure your license is once again active, you may be eager to get behind the wheel and put the entire episode behind you. That's when you hear about the SR22. Use the information that follows to learn more. What is SR22? Because you had a problem with your license, the Motor Vehicle Department in your state is unlikely to accept regular vehicle insurance from you. [Read More]

Increase Your Auto Liability Insurance If You Fall Into These Three Categories

Posted on 28 November 2016

The minimum car liability may vary by state, but most of them do not offer enough protection in case of a lawsuit. For example, the minimum coverage in Hawaii is $40,000 for bodily injury per accident. If that is what you currently carry, it may not be enough to protect you from serious accident lawsuits. Everybody can benefit from increased coverage, but you definitely need it if you fall into these three categories:   [Read More]

Life-Insurance Considerations After Divorce

Posted on 28 November 2016

When you're filing for divorce, there are a lot of small details that you need to consider. One of the things that many people forget about is their life-insurance policy. Whether you're still in the midst of the legal process or have already received your degree, there's never a wrong time to address issues like this. Here's a look at what you should know about how your divorce will affect your life-insurance policy. [Read More]

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Apartments For Rent: Tips For Protecting Your Stuff

Renting that first apartment is an exciting process. It's fun to think about all of the new furnishings and how you're going to organize everything. What many first-time renters don't realize, however, is that their belongings aren't protected against theft or damage by the landlord's building insurance. Renters insurance was designed for just this purpose, but many don't take advantage of it. I found that out the hard way and wanted to be sure that nobody else found themselves in my position. I hope that the information I share here helps you to protect your belongings when you move into your new place.