Tenants often make the mistake of assuming that since their landlord’s income property is insured, so are they. The exact opposite is true and renters could find themselves paying for injuries or to replace personal items on their own without…
One of the biggest mistakes that tenants make is not purchasing a renter’s insurance policy. Many individuals either believe that the landlord’s insurance will cover their possessions in the event of fire, flood, theft and vandalism or they prefer to…
Before the 1950s, almost all insurance for possessions was geared toward homeowners. Renters had to purchase a variety of separate policies to protect different types of possessions making it too expensive for most people. The 1950s saw a major change…
The hot, humid weather we have here in Florida may be perfect for enjoying days out at the beach, but it can also be the cause of damaging and unsightly mold in your home. A warm, damp environment is the…
It’s always advisable to check your insurance policies once in a while. Reviewing your policies ensures you’re up to date. Some consumers usually avoid this process because they assume the agent simply wants to use it as an opportunity to…
Certainly not! It’s common for insurance agents from car rental companies to insist that you have to sign up for their policy. They’ll tell you about all the dire consequences if you decline the rental agency’s policy until you’re tempted…
Whenever you want to save money on car insurance premiums, one of the quickest ways to do this is to raise your deductible. Signing up to the highest possible deductible certainly has its pros and cons. Think about how much…