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Tuesday, April 21, 2020When a car is "totaled," what that means is that your insurer has marked it up as a "total loss." That is, to repair the car would cost more than it would to replace it.
So, what happens to a totaled car after you've filed your auto insurance claim?
You Will Typically Retain Ownership of The Car
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Thursday, April 16, 2020Have you ever driven by an old abandoned factory or warehouse only to see a security car parked in the lot? The place may have no employees, nothing on the premises worth stealing, but they still have a security guard. That's because the presence of security means that the owners of the property are saving more money on insurance than they're paying for the protection. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, April 14, 2020Do you realize that there are improvements you can make to your home that can make it safer, add value and potentially save you money on your home insurance premium? These are improvements every homeowner should consider when upgrading their homes. Here are some specific projects you could undertake that will provide a significant ROI. READ MORE >>
Thursday, April 9, 2020If you're like most drivers, you want to get the best auto insurance possible at the lowest price. Fortunately, finding a good and low-priced insurance plan doesn't have to be difficult. Read this article to learn about how to get affordable car insurance.
1. Claim Your Discounts
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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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