When I started thinking more seriously about my finances, it occurred to me that I had to work harder to find coverage for my family. I wanted to make sure that things would stay relatively the same no matter what happened with our personal situation, so I began working with an insurance agent to find a policy that met our criteria. We found a policy that met everything we were looking for, and it was a relief to have it in place. I wanted to start a new website that helped others to find a great insurance policy for their family, so check it out.
Posted on: 3 July 2018
If you are not overly familiar with car insurance terms, there is a chance you may not have enough coverage on your car, or you might have too much coverage. It can be hard to understand all the different terms used in car insurance, but you should try to understand them so that you can have the right coverages. One such term you might not fully understand is gap insurance, and here are a few things to know about this. [Read More]
Posted on: 3 July 2018
Flood insurance is typically a separate coverage from standard homeowner's insurance coverage. This means you need to minimize your costs for both types of coverage if you don't want to overpay for your home's protection. When it comes to flood insurance coverage, knowing the factors insurance companies use to calculate rates may help you manage your costs. Here are some of those factors. Your Location By far, your location is the premier factors that determine how much you pay for flood insurance. [Read More]
Posted on: 2 July 2018
Multi-car insurance coverage is meant for covering multiple cars under the same policy rather than buying individual policies for each. This is something you should strongly consider if you own multiple cars or have multiple cars in your household. Who Needs It You Move in with a Roommate Combining your cars in a single auto insurance policy may be convenient when you move in with a roommate. This is even more the case if you will be driving each other's cars. [Read More]
Posted on: 1 July 2018
When you lease a car, it is not technically yours. You make monthly payments on it, and you even have to carry full coverage insurance on it, but it is not yours. Of course, there are benefits to leasing a vehicle, but the caveats for non-ownership driving privileges are very different. You Agree to Overhead Costs Some dealerships have overhead costs with allowing drivers to lease vehicles. These costs are typically passed on to drivers. [Read More]