Renting a new home or apartment can be an exciting time. Your head will be filled will plans for moving, decorating, and learning a new neighborhood. But before you sign the lease, it’s important that you understand what you’re putting your signature...
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If you rent an apartment or a house, you should have renters insurance, even if your landlord doesn’t require it. Renters insurance can protect you from a financial loss in a wide range of circumstances, and coverage is more affordable than you may e...
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Insurance companies set rates for renters insurance based on several factors, including a property’s location, the value of its contents, specific hazards associated with the area, and safety features that can minimize risk. Insurers also take an app...
Read MorePeople throw parties throughout the year to celebrate holidays, birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, and many other occasions. Alcohol is often served at those events. Sometimes people drink more than they should and accidents happen. If you are plann...
Read MoreYoung people across the country are going to be heading off to college in the next couple of weeks. When students are living away from home, this can affect insurance coverage for property that they own. College students and their parents should revi...
Read MoreMany people who rent their homes do not realize that the landlord’s or building owner’s insurance policy does not cover tenants’ possessions. If you rent an apartment or house and the building is damaged or destroyed by a fire or natural disaster, th...
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