Homeowners insurance can be a financial lifesaver if your home is damaged or destroyed by a covered peril. However, once you make a claim on your policy, there is a good chance that your premium will be headed up. It is always a good idea to understand what happens after you file a claim and […]
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Home Insurance Adjusters – Everything you need to know!
If you have recently filed a claim on your homeowners insurance there is a good chance they have assigned an insurance adjuster to assess your claim. If you are wondering, “What exactly does a home insurance adjuster do,” you have come to the right place. An insurance adjuster will investigate your loss as well as […]
Homeowners Insurance Claim Check 101
If your home has recently experienced a fire, flood or burglary, you will want to file a claim with your homeowners insurance company. Once your insurer has approved your claim, you will be sent a claim check (minus your deductible) to repair the damage. Claim checks come in a variety of different ways, it is […]
Can I dispute my home insurance claim?
Nobody enjoys dealing with damage to their home or possessions and it all gets quite a bit more stressful if your insurer denies your claims or offers an insufficient amount to actually repair the damage. However, consumers do have options if their homeowners insurance claim is denied or they are unhappy with the settlement offer, […]
How to handle a homeowners insurance claim
Nobody wants to make a claim on their homeowner insurance, but eventually the day will come that you have to give your insurer a call and file a claim. Having an understanding of the process will make it easier to get your claimed filed, processed and paid in a timely manner. Depending on what type […]
What should I do if my homeowners insurance claim is denied?
In the event of a major burglary, fire, flood or other disaster that severely damages your home, one of the first thoughts that will probably go through your head is about your insurance policy. You assume you are covered, call your agent, file a claim, only to get a letter in the mail a few […]