Category Archives: Finance Guide

How Much Auto Insurance Terminology Do You Really Know?

Is your agent fluent in English? It’s possible you might believe so, until you take a look at your auto insurance policy. It can be difficult to discern the English from the legal-ese, insurance-ese and big-word-ese that is mixed up in most policies. This makes it difficult for average drivers to understand the policy without having a […]

Can You Get Renters Insurance Without A Lease?

Tenants frequently believe their landlord’s property insurance will protect them against theft, fire and other forms of damages; however, this often is not the case. Renters insurance is an essential policy designed to protect tenants’ personal belongings and provide liability protection. Even if not listed on their lease contract, renters insurance should still be obtained […]

Hit-and-run insurance

Hit-and-run refers to an accident in which the at-fault party flees the scene after striking a pedestrian, another vehicle or stationary object. In the United States, a hit-and-run occurs every minute. It is crucial to know what your auto insurance covers, and how it could affect your premiums if you are left with the aftermath of a hit-and […]

Steps to Cut Down Car Insurance Costs For Seventeen Year Olds

For seventeen-year-old drivers, getting insurance that covers all the necessary coverage can lead to high insurance costs. Seventeen is a challenging age. This is because teenagers are turning into adults. Teenagers may not have the same experience or skill as older drivers. There are steps that can be taken to reduce car insurance costs for 17-year-old […]

Do I Need Title Insurance When Buying A Home?

Title insurance can be one of the more complex costs buried within the maze of paperwork received during loan closing. Lenders typically require lender’s title insurance policies; however, homeowners may purchase an owner’s policy at closing as well. Both types of title insurance incur a fee that’s usually included as part of a buyer’s closing […]

The New Jersey Assigned Risk Plan

Over the years, the rate of traffic crashes in New Jersey has been increasing. New Jersey saw more than 6,000,000 drivers in 2019, so it’s not surprising that there were over 200 000 accidents in 2019. The New Jersey Assigned Risk Plan was created to address these concerns. This plan was created to ensure that high-risk drivers with poor credit are insured. […]