Who to List as a Named Insured on Your Homeowners Policy When your living situation changes, it’s important to make sure your insurance still makes sense. A big first step is confirming that you have the correct person or people listed on your homeowners policy! The most common practice is to match the home insurance […]
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Continue Reading...What is Electric Vehicle Insurance? Electric vehicles can be complex, but when it comes to auto insurance, they’re surprisingly simple. Auto insurance policies are written in the exact same way for gasoline-powered and electric vehicles alike. In short, electric vehicle insurance is just auto insurance! While these policies may look the same, insuring an electric […]
Continue Reading...What is Homeowners Insurance Non Renewal? Receiving the news that you can’t just automatically renew your home insurance policy can be shocking and stressful. The good news is this: it doesn’t come completely out of nowhere. Unlike a policy cancellation, which can happen at any time, a non renewal can only occur at the end […]
Continue Reading...Additional Insured vs. Additional Interest Explained Additional insured and additional interest are two very different roles that a person can play as a part of your insurance policy. In short, an additional insured is covered by your insurance, while an additional interest is not. However, when you make policy updates, the insurance carrier will still […]
Continue Reading...With hurricane season in full force, South Carolina residents living on the coast must protect their homes from the upcoming storms. Understanding how windstorm insurance works in these areas is the first step in adequately protecting your home. The South Carolina Wind and Hail Underwriting Association, also known as Wind Pool, is an association of […]
Continue Reading...Do You Need to Tell Your Homeowners Insurance About Home Renovations? When taking on new home renovations, your homeowners insurance policy might not be the first thing on your mind. However, for many home renovation projects, you will need to inform your insurance agent. Whether it’s a big project involving reconstruction of part of your […]
Continue Reading...Understanding the Texas Windstorm Certificate of Compliance The Texas Windstorm Certificate of Compliance is one of many eligibility requirements for coverage by the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA). This certificate is proof that your home measures up to the wind resistance requirements set by the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI). Generally, an inspector will need […]
Continue Reading...What Is Vacation Liability RV Insurance? Simply put, vacation liability RV insurance is a type of liability coverage that protects you when your RV is parked at a campsite. Liability coverage is generally the part of your insurance policy that will help you pay for things like lawsuits or medical bills if you’re at fault […]
Continue Reading...A new roof can lower your premium 5% to 35% depending on your building materials, location, and insurance carrier.
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