What You Need To Know About Traffic Citations And Your Auto Insurance

Posted on: 13 April 2017
It is no secret that your driving record will play an important role in your auto insurance coverage. People who have worse driving records tend to pay more in insurance cost over time. Here are some things that you need to know about your driving record and your auto insurance. When I Get A Citation Is The Insurance Immediately Notified? Many people wonder when the insurance company is notified after a citation.
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How Additional Living Expenses Coverage Works With Home Insurance

Posted on: 4 April 2017
Have you ever wondered what would happen if your entire house was destroyed by a fire or some other type of disaster? An event like this would force you to have to live somewhere else while your home was being renovated or rebuilt. Not only would this be inconvenient, but it could also be costly. You would still be required to pay your mortgage payments and other expenses, but you would also have to pay to live somewhere else unless you had additional living expenses coverage with your home insurance policy.
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4 Completely Easy Ways To Save Money On Auto Insurance

Posted on: 28 March 2017
Auto insurance rates can run you an average of $100 to $200 a month, depending on where you live. Even though you need this type of insurance if you own a car, you don't need to pay top dollar. However, getting a cut-rate plan that meets the bare minimum of requirements may not cover you when you really need it. But that doesn't mean your only option is to pay top dollar.
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Ask Your Insurance Agent If Your Homeowners Insurance Policy Covers These Four Things

Posted on: 24 March 2017
If you have homeowners insurance, you may think you are completely covered no matter what happens.  Unfortunately, this is likely not the case. Below are four areas of coverage you should ask your insurance company about. Earthquake Your insurance company may not automatically cover earthquake damage even if you live in an earthquake zone. Even a small earthquake can cause a lot of damage to a home. If you add this coverage to your policy and an earthquake damages your home, your insurance company may even help cover costs if you have to stay in a hotel while your home is being repaired.
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