Category Archives: Finance Guide

Avoid falling for the trap of believing you are sufficiently insured just because you get the lowest insurance quote. Instead of settling for the cheapest option, finding comprehensive insurance coverage from a reliable and trusted insurer should be your motivation. A huge financial loss from being underinsured or inadequately insured can be devastating in an uncertain economy. You […]

Many homeowners are unaware that their house may have knob and tube wiring, which can be a problem when it comes to insurance. Knob and tube wiring is an electrical wiring system that was commonly used in homes built between 1890 and 1940. While knob and tube wiring is not necessarily a safety hazard, it […]

Are you looking for commercial, car, house, health, life, or commercial insurance? It is possible that you will pay too much for the wrong coverage or get the wrong terminology if you don’t know what the terms mean. This guide will help you understand the terminology of insurance to ensure you get exactly what you need. General […]

Utah law requires that car insurance be purchased. At least 25/65/15 coverage is required for drivers. This includes $25,000 per person in bodily injuries coverage, $65,000 per accident bodily injury coverage, and $15,000 per accident property damage coverage. Utah is also a state that does not require drivers to have Personal Injury Protection (PIP). In Utah, the average cost […]

Death is one of those things that we don’t like to think about, but it’s something that we all have to face eventually. And while it may be inevitable, that doesn’t mean that we’re any less afraid of it. In fact, death is one of the most feared things in the world. So it’s no […]

When it comes to winter weather, New York and Florida seem like polar opposites. Despite being polar opposites in terms of winter weather, the two states are forming a massive cold front to find, buy and sell affordable insurance ahead of a blizzard of Congressional reforms. Under the supervision of Governor Eliot Spitzer, one of the […]

There’s a lot of important information on your Social Security Statement, but one term that can be confusing is “claimant’s date last insured.” What does this mean? In short, your claimant’s date last insured is the date by which you must have filed a claim for benefits in order to receive them. This date is […]

Discounts are becoming a key feature for insurers to be able to enter the U.S. market and Canada. This requires the combination of product features. There is something that needs to be done for auto insurance policy holders in Canada and the United States. According to BI Research, UBI adoption in North America is increasing at a […]

You were driving home from work and got pulled over for speeding. Now you’re worried that this one ticket is going to cause your insurance rates to go up. But will it? The answer is maybe. It depends on a few factors, such as your state, your insurer, and your driving record. In this blog […]

If you’re like most people, you probably think of umbrella insurance as something that only homeowners need. After all, umbrella insurance is designed to protect your assets in the event of a lawsuit, and most renters don’t have many assets to speak of. But the truth is, renters can benefit from umbrella insurance just as […]