Category Archives: Finance Guide

How Do I Cancel My Safeco Insurance?

Safeco offers an array of car insurance policies and discounts, such as accident forgiveness – helping drivers maintain a clean driving record – roadside assistance coverage, rental car coverage and rental car services. As part of switching auto insurers, selling your vehicle, or cancelling your policy due to life changes, it’s essential that you understand […]

Does Car Insurance Continue After Death Of Owner?

Executor of an estate or family members of those deceased should contact their respective insurance provider in order to make changes or cancel a policy, providing necessary documents such as death certificates or executor forms as needed. Standard auto policies only cover drivers listed on them or anyone given permission by their owners to drive […]

What Does Life Insurance Exam Test For?

Your policy may require you to undergo a life insurance medical exam, which typically entails answering health-related questionnaires, taking height and weight measurements, blood testing, as well as urine analysis. Exams may be completed either at home, work or an accredited testing lab; you can prepare by drinking lots of water and forgoing alcohol consumption […]

Is Stucco To The Walls On Frame Houses Covered By Insurance If Mold?

Are you a homeowner with stucco walls on your frame house? You may think that the sturdy and durable material would protect your home from mold damage. However, accidents can happen, and sometimes even stucco walls need extra protection. So, if you’re wondering whether insurance covers mold damage to stuccoed walls on frame houses, we’ve […]

CTP Green Slip Policies

Third party coverage is provided by mandatory third party insurance or CTP Green Slips. Prior to the introduction of Australian laws making third-party insurance mandatory, vehicle owners would often request additional insurance to protect against third party liability. This was not an obligation. Many felt that innocent victims were left with high-priced bills as the driver of […]

Nicholas Barbon, Insurance Pioneer

For the most part of history, natural and man-made disasters were simply “Acts of God”. The effected people were left to their own devices after the disaster. Although they rebuilt their lives, there was no assistance agency. It was almost impossible to find charity in any organized way. The government was distant and not involved in administering relief funds. […]