Homeowner’s Insurance for Weather-Related Disasters
Many homeowners purchase insurance with the assumption their policy will cover all natural disasters. Yet when a particularly devastating incident hits, they soon discover the peril is specifically excluded or coverage is only extended in a limited capacity. Based on a study from Aon, natural disasters resulted in $71 billion in insured losses across the…
What to Do When Your Roof Starts to Leak
No homeowner wants to see water leaking from their roof. Whether the result of a storm or wood rot, a leaky roof should be addressed right away.
Difference Between Homeowner’s and Mortgage Insurance
Purchasing your first home can be a complicated and confusing process. One of the many factors to consider is obtaining mortgage and homeowner’s insurance. While these policies may sound like the same thing, they are different from each other. To your lender, they essentially serve as a safeguard if you stop paying the mortgage or…
Safety Tips for Shoveling Snow This Winter
If you’ve ever shoveled snow from a sidewalk or driveway, chances are you know the sensation of feeling sore afterwards. Studies have shown that shoveling is more than a demanding workout – it’s behind roughly 100 deaths per year. According to the American Heart Association, the exertion involved in moving heavy snow could result in…
How to Stay Safe While Grilling
According to data from the National Fire Protection Association, grilling is responsible for 9,000 house fires each year and nearly 7,000 injuries.
