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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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4 Things Personal Injury Protection Will Cover
8 March 2021

When you are setting up your car insurance, there …

3 Things You Need To Know About Flood Insurance
4 February 2021

Numerous natural hazards can damage or destroy you …

Do You Need To Insure Your Teen With A Learner's Permit?
4 January 2021

When teenagers receive their learner's permits, th …

4 Things To Understand About Collision Coverage
25 November 2020

Are you shopping for auto insurance for your vehic …

What Happens If You Don't Buy Enough Auto Insurance?
22 October 2020

Everyone wants to save money on car insurance, but …

4 Things Personal Injury Protection Will Cover

8 March 2021
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

When you are setting up your car insurance, there is a wide range of coverage options that are available to you. One of those is personal injury protection, often referred to as PIP, which is required coverage in some states and optional coverage in other states. PIP protection is designed to cover any medical expenses for the person who has the policy and their passengers, regardless of who is deemed responsible for the accident. Read More 

3 Things You Need To Know About Flood Insurance

4 February 2021
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

Numerous natural hazards can damage or destroy your home. One threat that's more common than you may realize is flooding. There are flood zones all over the US, and there's a chance that your home resides in one of these zones. If you live where flooding is a possibility, you should strongly consider getting a flood insurance policy. Your homeowner's insurance is not enough to protect you in the event of a flood. Read More 

Do You Need To Insure Your Teen With A Learner’s Permit?

4 January 2021
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

When teenagers receive their learner's permits, they usually feel a sense of pride and excitement. After all, a learner's permit is one step away from getting a driver's license. As a parent, you might wonder when to contact your insurance company to add your child to your policy. Do you need to do this when they get their permit, or should you wait until they get their driver's license? Here is some information to help you decide. Read More 

4 Things To Understand About Collision Coverage

25 November 2020
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

Are you shopping for auto insurance for your vehicle, and not sure if you need to get collision coverage? If so, these things will help you better understand what you get with collision coverage.  Collision Coverage Gives Protection Regardless Of Fault The main reason you'll want collision coverage is that it will help repair your car regardless of who's at fault. Common situations where you'll have coverage include if you cause an accident with another driver and if you damage your own vehicle by hitting an object. Read More 

What Happens If You Don’t Buy Enough Auto Insurance?

22 October 2020
 Categories: Insurance, Blog

Everyone wants to save money on car insurance, but cutting your coverage below what you need will not actually save you money. Your next premium might be cheaper, but the cost of not having insurance when you need it is much higher. Here is what could happen if you do not have enough insurance. No Collision or Comprehensive Coverage Collision and comprehensive coverage are all or nothing. You can select one or both coverages, but there are no limits to pick. Read More