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What you pay for your homeowner's insurance reflects the value of the property you have insured, the claims you have previously made and the overall value of your policy. The higher your coverage limits and the lower the deductible, the more you will typically pay for...
Insurance companies have to consider every case that they get and decide if they're going to pay out the policy or not. When a homeowner’s dwelling suffers damage, they will probably file a claim to get the damage fixed, and the insurance company will then send an...
Your homeowner's insurance policy serves two important purposes. It protects you from liability when you have visitors at your property. It also protects you from catastrophic events, like extreme storms or burglaries. When you suffer some kind of loss, like damage to...
A leak can quickly ruin your property, but there are steps you can take to prevent the damage from continuing. If you see a leak, your priority should be to find that leak. Being able to identify it is the first step in stopping the leak and getting the area ready for...
Accidents happen. This is one of the main reasons why people carry insurance coverage for their homes and properties. Unfortunately, insurance companies sometimes make false accusations or statements that they believe a homeowner started a fire themselves, which is...
When you want to make an insurance claim, it’s because you’re dealing with a loss. Maybe your home has been damaged, or perhaps your business has water damage from a recent storm. Whatever that issue is, it’s important for you to know what to expect during the claims...