Insurance Tips for Parents of College Students
Once your teen receives a series of college acceptance letters and chooses a school, you start getting ready for a major life change. Between getting ready for a quieter household and making sure your child has the right supplies, the topic of insurance frequently falls through the cracks. High-dollar items can look appealing for someone…
Does Homeowner’s Insurance Cover Moving?
Ten percent of the U.S. population moves into a new home each year. If you own a home, you might be wondering if your policy covers the shift over to your new residence. The answer to this question is often different for individual policy. You may want to know if your coverage still applies to…
Tips for Self-Storage
Whether you’re a pack-rat with many possessions or looking to downsize your dwelling, self-storage may soon become necessary. While you might select the nearest storage locker for convenience, realize you’ve got to consider several factors before packing up your items. Picking Out the Right Storage Unit Not all units and storage companies are the same…
The Importance of Inspections for Homeowner’s Insurance
In the process of purchasing a home and obtaining insurance, you’ll likely be asked to have an inspection done. A standard insurance writing procedure, an inspection helps establish COPE – an acronym for Construction, Occupancy, Protection and Exposure – which helps determine your rate. If you’re still wondering why you need to get a home…
Gas Explosion Hazards in Your Home
Whether you’re firing up the grill or turning on the oven, some of your home appliances come with potential explosion hazards. Natural gas and propane – two highly flammable materials – have these risks associated with them, especially when they leak. Believe it or not, something so commonplace is behind about 3,000 calls to the…
