The Millenial’s Guide To Homeowners Insurance

Dani • Jul 17, 2019

Homeowners insurance means that you are buying protection and coverage. Just like any other insurance, you pay a little now, instead of paying a lot later down the road. It's an understanding you have with your insurance company that covers your house, unattached structures, lawsuits against you, and more. 

Image

How does it work? 

Upon purchasing insurance, your agent will need to ask you some questions about you and your home. Based on your answers, you will have some coverage options to choose from and some factors may impact the price. The more coverage you need, the higher your insurance will be. If an incident ever happens, all you will do is file a claim with the insurance company. If it's covered in your policy, the company will pay for any loss or damages that's in your coverage benefits.

Image

Do you need homeowners insurance?

You are not "legally" required to have homeowners insurance, but if you are paying a mortgage, you will likely be required to purchase a policy to protect the investment. Insurers can help coordinate more details with you and your lenders.


Have More Questions?

Let our personal insurance representative help. Just let us know how to contact you.

[contact-form-7]
By Dani 15 Aug, 2019
Whether you are running a small or big business, the essence of having an employee handbook cannot be quantified. According to business management experts, an employee handbook can be used to ward off litigations and helping the member of staff understand and in a clear manner the policies of the organization. In this article, we will help you understand what an employee handbook is and how to craft an effective one.
By Dani 15 Aug, 2019
Now that you have found your dream employee, it is time to run a background check. Background check of an employee is a vital component of the recruiting process. Before you reach an agreement with the employee, you would want to turn every stone in ensuring you are making the right decision.
Share by: