Even When Homeowners Insurance Is Optional, It Is A Necessity

Posted on 28 November 2016

Owning a new home is an accomplishment, but it is also quite expensive. Not only do homeowners look at every single opportunity they can to save money, but they may also make some very risky moves just in an effort to save a small amount of money. There are some exceptions in which homeowners are able to go without homeowners insurance coverage, but the savings that they experience as a result can lead to them losing the entire value of their homes. [Read More]

3 Ways To Add A Newly Licensed Teen Driver To An Existing Auto Insurance Policy At Minimum Cost

Posted on 28 November 2016

The day that your teenager passes drivers education and is eligible to become a licensed driver may make you happy, and even a bit sad. With your child now able to drive to and from school, extracurricular activities, and even work, you might start to feel like your parenting responsibilities are coming to an end. But not so fast—teen drivers are an even bigger responsibility than adolescents still riding in the backseat. [Read More]

4 Tips For Purchasing Life Insurance

Posted on 28 November 2016

If you have a family, purchasing life insurance is essential. When you have a life insurance policy, you can rest assured that your family will be protected financially should you pass away unexpectedly. Use the following tips for buying the right life insurance policy: Work with a Local Insurance Agency Purchasing the right life insurance policy can be confusing if you are not familiar with all of your options. There are a ton of sites online that sell life insurance, but without advice, you may buy a policy that does not meet the needs of your family. [Read More]

Four Common Issues That May Not Be Covered Under Your Insurance

Posted on 23 November 2016

The worst thing that can happen following an accident or incident is discovering that you aren't covered. There are many common issues that can occur with your vehicle that will fall in a coverage gap—and they may not be immediately intuitive. In many situations, you may have to purchase additional coverage for these items. 1. Household Drivers Every person in your household who drives your vehicle will need to be covered under your 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.