A report published by the AARP The Magazine has revealed some interesting findings regarding some of the most common insurance claims made by homeowners across the United States. According to this report, dog bites on residential premises constitute about a third of all the liability claims made by house owners. This number also includes instances […]
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RSS feed for this sectionFlorida Flood Insurance Increase as Property Value Decreases Due to Hikes!
10
Sep
Changes to the National Flood Insurance program are just around the corner and the steep increases in premiums many coastal residents will be seeing are having a negative impact on real estate prices. According to a recent article in the Tampa Tribune, owners of an older home in Treasure Island that has a flood elevation […]
How does Age of the Building Influence Home Insurance Prices in Atlanta, Georgia?
06
Sep
Forbes Magazine has listed Atlanta, Georgia in their list of the top 50 best cities to live in the United States. The city is the financial headquarters of corporate giants like Coca-Cola, AT&T Mobility, Home Depot, Delta Air Lines, UPS, and Turner Broadcasting and also houses numerous financial services, telecommunications, and technology companies that create […]
How to Make Sure You Have the Best Homeowners Policy
13
Aug
Homeowners insurance can be complicated, and its possible to spend months looking for the perfect policy, but the truth is that the best homeowners policy is the one that provides the coverage you need at a price you can afford. There are many factors to consider when looking for homeowners insurance and understanding what to […]
Will My Insurance Policy Cover the Damage if a Tree Falls on My House in Columbia?
16
Jul
The hurricane season is well underway in the Atlantic and Caribbean coasts of the United States and according to a weather prediction report published in The Charlotte Observer, this year there are more-than-average chances of landfall in the South Carolina region. Residents of Columbia (South Carolina) had a peek of things to come with the […]
Home Insurance Solutions for Florida High-Value Coastal Property Owners
18
Jun
According to MarketWatch, most basic home insurance policies in the United State do not suffice for the needs of homeowners. This is especially true of high-value property owners, many of whom have their houses dotting the coastal regions of Florida. In fact, according to the news publication, these homeowners with properties worth $1 million and […]
Making Sense of the Hullaballoo Around Home Value Protection Insurance in Georgia
09
Apr
It banged loudly to be let in. It screamed for attention and managed to hog the headlines whilst it was around. And then it sank almost without a whimper. Many market watchers, financial pundits, and industry analysts hailed Home Value Protection as the most innovative and considerate home insurance product to have hit the market […]
Factors that Have Triggered Hikes in Georgia Home Insurance Rates: Climate and Roofing Fraud
21
Mar
Homeowners in Georgia are having a tough go in the last few years. In the recent past, home insurance rates in Georgia have increased by leaps and bounds and two factors that have largely triggered these hikes are the state’s peculiar climate and a flurry of roofing frauds. A discussion below delves into the curious […]
Developments in the Home Insurance Market in Georgia in the Past Year
15
Mar
Homeowners in Georgia always have a keen eye turned towards the developments taking place in the insurance market. After all, their homes are most likely their most valuable material asset. The developments that take place in the home insurance market during a certain time period usually are precursors to how things will shape up in […]
Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Meteor Hits?
27
Feb
The world watched amazed as photographs and videos of the meteor strike in Siberia filtered into their televisions and tablets. Close to 300 buildings were damaged and more than 500 people were injured in this incident. While these images prompted researchers to peer more closely into their telescopes and carry out some more calculations, the […]