Avoid Car Insurance Claims With Parking Lot Safety Tips
Most parking lot accidents result in minor fender benders and minimal injuries (if any), but these accidents can still lead to costly insurance claims. To save you the headache and the cost of dealing with a parking lot accident, here are some parking lot safety tips...High-Risk Auto Insurance: What Is It and Who Needs It?
You’ve likely heard that auto insurance is all about risk, and the price of a policy is largely based on how much risk is involved (as well as several other factors). Some drivers are considered high-risk, which means they need high-risk auto insurance. If you’re...Do You Need Collision Insurance? Important Considerations to Help You Answer this Question
When you’re faced with car insurance policy options, you might decide to forgo collision insurance simply because you don’t want the added cost on your policy. For some drivers, this protection isn’t optional. If you lease or finance your car, the lender usually...5 Questions to Ask About Your Car Insurance Policy
Buying a car insurance policy can feel overwhelming at first. You’re presented with a variety of coverage types, costs, and other considerations, and it’s hard to keep it all straight or know if you’re making the best choice for yourself. To help make this process go...Follow us on Twitter!
Sharing a rental? Don’t assume a roommate’s policy protects your belongings. Ask whose name is on the policy, how liability works, and whether each person needs separate coverage. Clear answers now can prevent surprises later.
Heading out before summer ends? Pause mail, put lights on timers, lock windows, and ask someone to check in. Then review how your homeowners policy addresses theft, water damage, and time away. A few small steps can help protect the home you’re coming back to.
Dry summer weather is a good reminder to clear leaves, brush, and clutter away from your home's exterior. Simple maintenance can reduce risk and give you a cleaner starting point for a coverage review.