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Tuesday, April 7, 2020Being an entrepreneur is no piece of cake. You are going out on your own, venturing into a new industry and the future is unknown. Many factors will contribute to whether your new business will be a success or not. One of those factors is whether you purchase comprehensive business insurance from the get-go. READ MORE >>
Thursday, April 2, 2020High value items will be covered under a typical home insurance policy, but not past a certain dollar amount, unless your policy includes special provisions.
Different insurance companies may have different limits, but generally it breaks down something like this:
$1,500 per item
$3,000 for combined value
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Thursday, March 26, 2020When you buy a new home, you want to make sure it's within your budget. That includes not just the purchase price but also other ongoing expenses such as home insurance.
What's the Average Cost of Home Insurance?
The average cost of home insurance ranges from $598 in Delaware to $2,559 in Oklahoma. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, March 24, 2020If you get a ticket for illegal passing, it could be a moving violation that puts points on your license and could lead to your auto insurance rate to increase. You know to follow the law, but when exactly is it legal and illegal to pass someone?
Passing on the Left
The rules for passing on the left are pretty simple. READ MORE >>
Thursday, March 19, 2020If you don't live in your home the entire year because it's your vacation home, you're a snowbird or you just like to take long vacations, you need to pay close attention to your home insurance. Living in your home part-time creates extra insurance risks, so you may need extra coverage.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2020Generally speaking, if your vehicle doesn't have a motor, you're not legally required to carry insurance on it. This means bicycle, rowboat and even sailboat owners can choose not to carry insurance on their mode of transportation. Even trailers generally don't need to be insured, by law.
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