10 March, 2010 (15:06) | Basic Insurance, Expanded Coverage, Options | By: Avatar
As said before, any improvement or addition to your insured home must be reflected in your policy. If not, damage to that specific improvement may not be covered and could cost you a lot in repairs should they be damaged. It is best to inform them of any improvement projects before they are done so [...]
Tags: Adjustments, Home Improvements, Insurance Policies
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10 February, 2010 (15:03) | Basic Insurance | By: Avatar
If you have trees on your property and you don’t want them, don’t go running for that chainsaw without checking with ground specialists. Clay soil has the tendency to expand if trees which soak up moisture and water are taken out of the equation that can cause your house to shift. Keep trees properly pruned [...]
Tags: Clay Soil, High Risk Areas, Premiums, Subsidence, Trees, Vegetation
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10 September, 2009 (15:00) | Basic Insurance, Options | By: Avatar
The term denotes the subsidence/settling of the ground beneath your home. It can cause a lot of headaches so do be wise and check the area’s geographical surveys for any possible problems. If the area is prone or known to suffer from such problems, then expect to pay higher premiums for the higher the probability [...]
Tags: High Risk Areas, Premiums, Subsidence
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10 May, 2009 (21:12) | Basic Insurance, Expanded Coverage, Options | By: Avatar
Say you have a party and somebody unexpectedly slips and breaks his leg on the pool�s side. Ouch, but these are also covered by the basic(remember, basic which means this is the minimum amount of coverage you might get and you might have more)home owner�s insurance. They are also so that the injured can go [...]
Tags: Injury, No Fault Coverage, Pets, Suit
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10 April, 2009 (21:09) | Basic Insurance, Expanded Coverage, Options | By: Avatar
Pet damage may be covered by your basic home insurance if you didn’t know. They are part of the household and if they are specifically included in the contract. This is standard in most parts of the United States where pets are commonplace. If you have a pet that bit a neighbor who fumbled into [...]
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10 March, 2009 (21:07) | Basic Insurance, News, Options | By: Avatar
We have discussed the two first areas covered by the basic homeowners insurance during the last post and now we shift to the next two. Liability protection is protection from any lawsuits filed against you and your family members that results in bodily injury or property damage. This is the area where most experts say [...]
Tags: Basic Owner's Insurance, Bodily injury, Coverage, Liability Protection
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17 February, 2009 (17:13) | Basic Insurance | By: editor
One of the best things you can do for your home is to make sure that is is a safe and secure place to live in. The installation of a security system, sturdy locks and windows protect your house from burglaries and home invasion, while sprinklers and smoke detectors can contain fires to that it [...]
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27 November, 2008 (03:24) | Basic Insurance | By: Administrator
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To save your dollars, think of choosing a homeowners insurance plan with a deductible (could also be considered as some sort of participation fee) of $ 300, $600 or even $1,000. Shocking ? Not really. Look at it this way: in case of a loss [...]
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9 October, 2008 (14:58) | Basic Insurance | By: Administrator
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The ground rule to remember before buying homeowners’ insurance is that you should ask around first to find out who offers the best deals. Consult your local bank or a lending institution or any credit union/s in your area on the premiums and coverage [...]
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30 September, 2008 (16:44) | Basic Insurance, Expanded Coverage | By: Administrator
With the rising costs of insurance, most homeowners are trying to find the cheapest policy they can afford. If you want to understand the factors that determine your premiums, here are some of them:
1.Location – if you live in high-risk or high-crime areas, the risk that your home will be damaged or stolen from [...]
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