Home Insurance & Boilers

Posted in Car Insurance Topics by Christine Davis on November 30, 2010 No Comments yet

I don’t know what the weather is like where you are but it’s unbelievably cold here right now. It got down to -8C overnight last night, which would not pose a problem for you if you were tucked up in a nice warm bed but it may cause problems if these temperatures persist for an extended period of time. If pipes freeze you could be facing serious problems in the boiler room of your home.

Did you know that most home insurance policies do not cover boiler problems? In fact, most do not cover damage caused by boilers either, or damage caused by the weather for that matter. They take the view that the latter problem can be prevented by good maintenance practices and boilers are too expensive to cover. As

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Don’t Let New Security Procedures Ruin Your Travel Plans; Choose Trip Cancellation Insurance

Posted in Insurance Articles by Anthony Thompson on November 28, 2010 No Comments yet

The hot button issue of the moment in the United States is the new set of changes that has been made to airport security procedures. These procedures, and the resulting backlash to them, has the potential to create flight delays which could cause you to miss connections and in turn cost you money. Protect yourself in this new environment with trip cancellation insurance.

Since the terrorist attacks of 2001, the United States has continued to look for new ways to prevent airline attacks and alleviate consumer fears about airline travel. The latest measure enacted for that purpose is full body scanning devices. Read full article…

Required Car Insurance in Ohio

Posted in Auto Insurance by Christine Davis on November 28, 2010 No Comments yet

Drivers in the state of Ohio pay less for their car insurance than drivers in most other states, but they better have the correct coverage or they will pay a penalty.  According to “Complying with Ohio Insurance Law” from Online Auto Insurance, all Ohio drivers must follow the Financial Responsibility (FR) law of the state.  Drivers also cannot allow someone to drive their car if it is not properly insured or if the other driver cannot prove Financial Responsibility.

An insurance company like Encompass Auto Insurance can help Ohioans obtain the minimum coverage they need to be legal.  The liability limits they need to cover are $12,500 for one person’s bodily injury, $25,000 in bodily injury per accident, and $7,500 in liability coverage for property damage.  All car insurance companies will issue an identification card with your proof of coverage that should stay in your car or with you whenever you are driving.  You’ll have to show the police that card in the event of a traffic stop or car accident.

If you really don’t want to purchase insurance coverage, you can satisfy the Financial Responsibility law by purchasing a $30,000 government bond from the Ohio Treasurer or a few other sources and filing a certificate with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) stating your financial coverage.  Without carrying the proper insurance coverage, your license could be suspended, your car could be impounded, and you could pay hefty fees to get both of those back.

Read Your Insurance Policy Documents for Saving on Additional Costs

Posted in Auto Insurance by Christine Davis on November 27, 2010 No Comments yet

The car insurance sector has been facing a tough time amidst the current downturn. A recent research shows that about 70% of the insurance companies in UK would charge you without much thought if you thought about ending your policy on a premature basis. This has been a 22% increase since the year 2004. It was also seen that about 67% of these insurance companies would charge you for just changing about the details in your policy. The previous value stood at a shocking 17% just indicating that the insurance sector has been showing unintended additional charges over the years.

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No One Says “We Care” Like Auto Insurance Companies Do

Posted in Car Insurance Topics by Christine Davis on November 25, 2010 No Comments yet

When you purchase auto insurance you buy into a family of people who care. You become a part of that family and are given a promise that they will protect you. Now your auto insurance company will devote their whole business to making sure you are taken care of in times of need. They are showing that they care about you and the life you work so hard to maintain.

Customer service becomes an auto insurance company’s first priority and they do everything within their power to put forth the best possible solution for your insurance needs. Most companies even have a 24 hour call center where you can call at any time of the day or night to express your concerns or ask questions about your auto insurance policy. Y

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Lower Your Car Insurance

Posted in Auto Insurance by Christine Davis on November 23, 2010 No Comments yet

According to Wallet Pop’s Gina Roberts-Grey, “Cutting the cost of your car insurance” is easier than you might initially think.  The author’s tips usually only take a quick phone call or a bit of research and can save you quite a bit on your car insurance.  Bundle up any insurance policies that you can.  Usually keeping your homeowners and car insurance policies with the same company can save you money.  Always check back in with your insurance company every year or so to see what kind of new discounts may be available.  Most consumers buy insurance then don’t think about it again when this can cause you to lose out on discounts.

Shopping around is crucial to finding the best car insurance.  Agents don’t have access to all insurance companies so shopping online and calling companies like Infinity Auto Insurance to get rate quotes may end up saving you money.  Check your current policy and see if there is any excess coverage that you don’t need to carry and that your state does not require.  Don’t add teenage drivers onto your car insurance policy because your car is almost always covered no matter who is driving.  Adding teenagers onto your policy will inevitably increase your rates, but is not necessary unless they have their own car in their name.

The article recommends dropping collision and comprehensive coverage from your car if it is seven years old or more since the value has decreased so dramatically.  By taking on some more risk and increasing your deductibles, you could save up to 30% on your car insurance bill.  Since your deductible usually is only applied when an accident is your fault, safe driving can help you save thousands by increasing your deductible.  There are also many unique discounts you can find to save you money from having a car alarm to parking your car off of the street.  Contact car insurance companies to find out how you can save money.

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