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Thursday, January 6, 2022If you are a first-time renter, you have a lot to think about and plan for — including furniture, utilities and renters insurance. As a renter, you don’t own the building you live in, but are responsible for your possessions and you do face a level of liability for when others visit your home. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 22, 2021The idea of your teen first getting behind the wheel can be a scary and exciting experience. On one hand, you won’t have to drive them everywhere they need to go and it’s a step toward adulthood. On the other, there are many dangers on the road your teen could face, including their own inexperience. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 17, 2021Homeowners insurance is not negotiable. If you hold a mortgage on your property, the bank will require it. And in any case, you'll want the protection for your family's investment. If the cost of your insurance is causing you anxiety, there are ways to lower it. Try some of these tips to reduce your premium price: READ MORE >>
Tuesday, October 12, 2021Most small business owners choose to invest in business owners policies—also known as BOPs. Put simply, BOPs can help business owners easily optimize their commercial insurance. BOPs usually contain several types of insurance, including commercial property coverage. READ MORE >>
Thursday, October 7, 2021When you drive recklessly, it impacts more people on the road than just yourself. In fact, other drivers, their passengers, your passengers and even pedestrians on the road can be affected by the decisions you make behind the wheel. Therefore, you have to treat driving as the potentially dangerous activity that it is. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, October 5, 2021Many people buy life insurance to cover the period of time they will have dependents. Dependents include children or others who depend on the income, housing and other resources provided by another person. Since children depend on their parents, it’s important to leave them financial support should you, the parent, die. READ MORE >>
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