If you run a business out of your home, one of the biggest mistakes you can make is to assume that your existing homeowner’s insurance policy will extend to cover all the risks associated with your business. It is fairly easy in most cases to add an insurance rider to your homeowner’s policy to provide coverage for someone with whom you are doing business if they were to become injured on your property. Read More»
If you are about to buy a new vehicle and have spent the day calling around to insurance companies for quotes, you may be a bit shocked at what it is going to cost you. Unless you will be paying cash for the car, the lending institution is going to want you to maintain full coverage on it to protect their money should you be in an accident or somehow damage the vehicle. Read More»
Driving is a complex task that requires both physical and mental skills to accomplish. Unfortunately, problems with vision, reaction time, and coordination are symptoms of Parkinson’s disease – a progressive movement disorder – that can affect your ability to drive safely. Normally, as long as medication controls your symptoms, and you show no signs of cognitive impairment, you can continue to drive until your symptoms get worse. But what about the effect the disease may have on your auto insurance? Read More»
Insurance plays a vital role in protecting your assets. If you need to file an insurance claim in order to receive financial compensation for damage sustained by an insured asset, the process can be a difficult one. Having the help of a public adjuster can make the claim process a little easier. Here are three reasons why spending the money on a public adjuster the next time you file an insurance claim might be a wise decision. Read More»
This is an exciting time in your life, but it can also be one of the most nerve wracking. While there will be many things you’ll learn about renting along the way, there are some things you need to know at the outset of your renting journey. Below are three of those need-to-know things and how knowing them can help you as a tenant. 1. Your Landlord’s Insurance Won’t Cover Your Possessions Read More»