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Posted on: 24 February 2023
A home insurance endorsement is also referred to as a rider, and it allows you to get additional coverage that is not typically covered by a standard homeowners insurance policy. Here are a few different endorsements that you may be interested in. Scheduled Personal Property Endorsement  Do you have items in your home that have a very high value, such as artwork, jewelry, and collectables? Chances are that these items will not be covered with your standard home insurance policy.
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Posted on: 11 January 2023
A public adjuster is a professional who represents policyholders in insurance claims. They work on behalf of policyholders to ensure that they receive a fair settlement from their insurance company for damage to their home or business. Many people are unfamiliar with them, however, and have common questions about what these insurance professionals do.  What Are Public Insurance Adjusters? Public adjusters are licensed and insured professionals who are trained to understand the complexities of insurance policies and claims.
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Posted on: 12 December 2022
If you're thinking about buying a car, you're probably calculating all the costs related to the purchase. Hence, since insurance is a must-have for every motorist, you shouldn't have a car on the road if you haven't insured it. However, you will find it hard to choose the ideal insurance policies because every provider claims theirs are the best. That said, you can start by using an insurance calculator to determine how much you might pay for the premium.
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Posted on: 21 October 2022
Big-name insurance companies often have dedicated insurance agents and agencies who work only for them. The only insurance products they sell are for a single company. While these agencies have splashy television advertising campaigns, they aren't always the best choices for the average person. These are a few reasons why you might want to consider working with a local independent insurance agency rather than one that is tied to a single insurance provider.
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