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For a few years, I really struggled with the concept of finding enough coverage for my family. It seemed like all the other plans were complicated and difficult to follow, and I just needed something that would work well for my small family of four. I wanted to find a plan that had a relatively low deductible so that my finances could stay on track, but that was difficult to find. Fortunately, a friend of mine mentioned that there was a company that offered what I needed, so I sat down with them to discuss my options. Check out these posts to learn more about insurance.

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Understanding the Ins and Outs of Business Insurance
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Talking With Insurance Companies

4 Important Types Of Car Insurance To Understand

4 December 2020
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

When it comes to owning a car, it helps to understand the different types of auto insurance coverage available to you. Understanding your insurance options will help you choose the best coverage options to take care of your needs. #1: Liability Insurance If you get into an accident and it is your fault, you will be responsible for covering the costs associated with fixing the other party's vehicle and covering their medical expenses. Read More 

Time To Buy Your First Car Insurance Policy? How To Save Money On Your Coverage

4 November 2020
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

If you've been taken off of your parents auto insurance policy, and it's time to buy your own, don't start shopping until you know how to save money on the process. Buying your own car insurance can be confusing. It can also be expensive, especially if you make mistakes. To help you save money on your first car insurance policy, use the tips provided here.  Understand Pricing Factors If you need to shop for your own car insurance, make sure you understand the factors that go into pricing your policy. Read More 

4 Medicare Preparation Tips To Follow Before You Turn 65

8 October 2020
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

Once a person reaches the age of 65, the time to start thinking about Medicare has passed. For many people, it is now time to spring into action and sign up for a Medicare plan so that they do not face any financial penalties. For this reason, the planning phase should begin before a person reaches this age. If you are approaching the age to sign up for Medicare, here are some of the things you should do now. Read More 

Important Points To Remember When You Change Your Homeowners’ Insurance

14 August 2020
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

The need for change is more widely discussed when it comes to auto insurance policies, but with homeowners' insurance, it is often overlooked. No rule states you have to keep the same insurance coverage on your home forever. You have the right to shop around and make a change whenever you see fit. You just want to go about the process the correct way. Consider Why You Want to Change Read More 

Starting A Home-Based Business? Why You Need Commercial Insurance Coverage

30 July 2020
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

Deciding to open a business out of your home can seem like entering a whole new world. You may have spent the majority of your working life as an employee for a company that you had to drive to every day. Now that you've gained advanced skills and knowledge, you're ready to take your financial future into your own hands by becoming your own boss. It's a move toward greater independence, but it also comes with a few additional responsibilities. Read More