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Understanding Renter's Insurance Plans

Hi everyone, my name is James Lewis. Welcome to my website about renter’s insurance plans. When I was renting an apartment years ago, I came home to find the place absolutely soaked with water. Turns out, the neighbor upstairs had an incident with the water heater that was not discovered for hours. Unfortunately, at that time, I did not think to acquire renter’s insurance to cover the damage. Since then, I have explored renter’s insurance options in great detail. I want to share that information on this site to help others understand the important of this type of insurance coverage. Thanks for visiting my site.

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What Are You Insuring Today? No Universal Coverage Equals Different Sorts Of Insurance
23 August 2019

Most people are surprised to discover that the ins …

What Happens When You Use Home Insurance After A House Fire
16 July 2019

While you may have insurance to help protect you f …

Is Hail Damage Covered With Homeowner's Insurance?
11 June 2019

Hail is something that is present with storms from …

When Do You Need A Medicare Supplement Plan?
1 May 2019

If you've begun planning your 65th birthday celebr …

Three Simple Ways to Save Big Money on Your Medicare Prescriptions
18 March 2019

Medicare can be such a huge help for seniors and t …

What Are You Insuring Today? No Universal Coverage Equals Different Sorts Of Insurance

23 August 2019
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

Most people are surprised to discover that the insurance you buy for your beater car in college is miles away from the kinds of insurance you buy for a luxury car or a sports car later. In fact, it may surprise you to know that there are many different kinds of vehicle insurance, each kind intended for a different sort of vehicle and what use the vehicle is intended for. If you just bought a new vehicle of any sort, here are the different kinds of insurance for you to pick from and have adequate coverage for whatever you are driving. Read More 

What Happens When You Use Home Insurance After A House Fire

16 July 2019
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

While you may have insurance to help protect you from a disaster like a house fire, it is possible that you may never actually use the insurance to file a claim for an event like this. However, it helps to know what will happen if the need arises at some point in the future. Here is what will happen when you use insurance after a house fire. Contacting Your Insurance Provider Read More 

Is Hail Damage Covered With Homeowner’s Insurance?

11 June 2019
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

Hail is something that is present with storms from time to time, and there are situations in which hail is so large that it causes damage to things you own. Hail can damage your car, for example, and it can damage the roof on your home. If your home experiences hail damage, you might wonder if your homeowner's insurance policy would cover the damage, and here are several things to know about this. Read More 

When Do You Need A Medicare Supplement Plan?

1 May 2019
 Categories: , Blog

If you've begun planning your 65th birthday celebration, you may find that you're most excited—and, perhaps, apprehensive—about enrolling for Medicare. For many, this milestone is enough to say goodbye to the working world (and employer-sponsored health insurance) forever. But while Medicare Parts A and B are straightforward enough, the decision about whether to enroll in a Medicare supplement plan can be anything but simple. Read on to learn more about a few of the situations in which enrolling in a Medicare supplement plan may or may not make sense—at least for the time being. Read More 

Three Simple Ways to Save Big Money on Your Medicare Prescriptions

18 March 2019
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

Medicare can be such a huge help for seniors and those who are on disability. Depending on what plan you have, your Medicare may be paying anywhere from 80 percent of your medical bills to 100percent if you are on Medicare and Medicaid. However, paying for prescriptions can sometimes be its own headache. If you are on original Medicare, for example, you must also have a separate part D plan to cover your prescriptions. Read More