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It's Your Life: Insure It

When I lost my husband to a serious medical condition, we didn't have any life insurance. I was overwhelmed by the expenses and had a hard time taking care of everything while adjusting to being a widow and a single mother. I knew that I had to do something to protect my children in case something happened to me. I spent a lot of time researching the insurance options until I found the one that worked best for my needs. I decided to put everything I learned into this blog to hopefully teach others about how to protect their families from the same unexpected expenses.

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Renting Out Your Home For Extra Income? Sort Out Your Insurance Issues First

Posted on 25 June 2015

An increasing number of people are renting out their homes or extra rooms to earn extra income. Before you jump on the bandwagon, however, you need to know how the issue affects your homeowners insurance. For example, who will pay for the damage if your renter damages your kitchen? To unravel the mystery of renters and homeowners insurance, you first need to answer the following questions: How Often Will You Rent It Out? [Read More]

What You Need To Know About Your Choosing Your Life Insurance Policy

Posted on 15 June 2015

Choosing the right life insurance plan for you might be difficult. Many people know that they need life insurance, but they are unclear about how much to buy and how the life insurance company will determine the price. If this is your first time buying life insurance, here are some things that you need to know. How Will They Calculate The Price Of My Life Insurance? The price of your premium each month will depend on generally three factors: how much life insurance you buy, your lifestyle and your health. [Read More]

It's In The Cards: Why You Still Need Paper Insurance Cards

Posted on 4 June 2015

If you're thinking of making the move to electronic insurance cards that live on your smartphone instead of in your wallet, think again. Yes, the electronic cards have some definite advantages, but they also have enough disadvantages that you really do have to keep the paper cards around. Here's a look at why paper still rules. State Laws Your state might be considering allowing electronic insurance cards, but that doesn't mean you can start using your phone to prove you have auto insurance. [Read More]

Getting The Most Out Of Your New Car Insurance

Posted on 18 May 2015

Are you shopping for a new car insurance policy? If so, making sure you are getting the most for your money is critical. Not only do you want a policy that provides great coverage, but it is also important that you obtain a policy that enables you to take advantage of it. There are many ways to maximize the service that you are getting with your insurance company, such as getting a policy from a provider that offers: [Read More]