Archive for the 'General Topics' Category

Insurance talks continue

Thursday, June 10th, 2010

According to a House representative, Citizens, a state-run insurance company, covers 21% of Florida property insurance policies. Nearly 50% of the United States’ total wind risk is in Florida and about 80% is exposed to unwanted danger in coastal areas. The company held a conference saying that it is about knowing how vulnerable [...]

The Need for Property Insurance

Wednesday, May 20th, 2009

Property insurance is not limited to protecting your investment inside the home or building but extends to your personal belongings outside. Property insurance can also help to secure your financial future in case you are sued for damages that resulted from your negligence.
There are two ways that property insurance can protect your assets. [...]

Properties to Insure

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

There are different types and levels of property insurance coverage available in the market. Knowing how to properly protect your property from theft, fire and other perils will go a long way in securing your prized possessions. Property insurance can be specific to your needs as a business enterprise.
You need to determine what [...]

Basics of Property Insurance

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009

The coverage provided by property insurance covers the business’s building and extends to its contents such as securities, accounting records, money, machinery, inventory, furniture, supplies and even assets like trademarks. The property insurance is enforced in times when damage occurs due to theft, fire or other events explicitly stated in the policy coverage.
Most businesses [...]

Making a home inventory

Sunday, February 15th, 2009

Why do you need to make a home inventory? You need to make a home inventory not only so you can keep a better track of your things, but also so you can file better claims in your insurance if something covered by the plan gets lost, stolen, or destroyed. Your insurance company will ask [...]

Property Insurance – Pricier than Ever

Monday, December 15th, 2008

The global economic slowdown has raised prices of insurance policies due to falling demand. May they be commercial or individual property, the numbers of people buying and seeking the umbrella of protection offered by insurance are falling. Home sales are down even with very low prices with life-insurance related areas the only sure winners. Recession [...]

The Coverage That Fits You

Thursday, October 9th, 2008

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The most risk factors to property such as fire, theft and some weather damages are protected if we have property insurance. Specialized forms of insurance are also included like flood insurance, earthquake insurance, fire insurance and home or broiler insurance. It is insured [...]

Taking Care of Your Possessions

Monday, September 29th, 2008

Fire is every homeowner’s nightmare. Seeing all your prized possessions going up in smoke is demoralizing enough, but what is even more tragic is if you are unable to recoup your losses from your insurance. That’s why taking care of your property doesn’t start and end with acquiring property insurance. You should [...]

Types of Property Insurance

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

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There are many types of property insurance available. Most of these are categorized according to the needs of the policyholders.
For instance, a landlord has different cover needs than a homeowner. What the landlord owns is rental property and the specifics involved in that property type is different from a home. Rental property insurance [...]

Property Insurance for Personal Possessions

Thursday, June 5th, 2008

Personal Property Insurance is insurance for your Personal Possessions. If you consider that you like most people work hard to make money to buy the things you love and it gives you joy and happiness to have these things, but what if? And that is why there is personal property insurance and thus, perhaps you [...]


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