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You should consider home insurance for your new home during construction. If you don't, you may be exposing yourself to a great deal of risk if a fire, theft, or other event damages or destroys your partially-completed home.
One way to cover your new home during...
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Many homeowners who hire help are not aware of the potential legal hassles that can ensue when an accident occurs on their property. Workers, such as the kid mowing the lawn, the housekeeper tidying up your home for a big party, or the landscaper planting your annuals, could...
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Many travelers head off on vacation each year without giving any thought to their insurance needs. Are you one of them? You may think that you've planned your vacation down to the last detail, but there's always something that gets left behind. Don't let it be your insurance....
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Not so many years ago, a fail-safe home security system consisted of a good lock on the door, a large family dog, and perhaps a baseball bat propped up in the umbrella stand. Today, most locks can't keep experienced burglars out, fewer people can keep big dogs, and baseball...
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How long does an insurance company have to pay on a theft (for my renters insurance)? Are there laws stating a certain period of time that a company would have?
Your state has some form of regulation that defines what is acceptable conduct in the insurance industry. Many...
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You absolutely have insurance issues to consider when renting out your home. As you might have guessed, rental property owners have some unique insurance needs. A standard homeowners policy isn't appropriate for rental property, because:
(1) you don't need to insure the...
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