3 Simple Ways To Save Money On Your Home Insurance
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23 December 2015
In most situations, you may be required to carry home insurance. This is especially true if you have a mortgage. However, whether or not you are required to have insurance on your home, you should still have insurance to protect yourself and your investments in your home. Yet, just because you should carry home insurance, doesn't mean that you need to overpay on the premiums. Here are a couple simple things that you can do to lower your home insurance payments.
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Three Ways Your Driving Habits Can Translate Into Lower Auto Insurance
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10 December 2015
People often go to time-consuming lengths to reduce the amount that they pay for their auto insurance. These methods, while effective, aren't necessarily ideal if you're short on spare time. After all, you probably don't want to spend your few minutes of downtime each week comparing insurance quotes online. There are a variety of strategies that relate to your driving habits and that don't require a significant time investment. These ideas can either make you eligible for a rate drop immediately or keep your rate low each time it's renewed annually.
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SR-22 Basics For Uninsured And Underinsured Drivers
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23 November 2015
What Is an SR-22?
SR-22 is not an insurance policy; the SR-22 form is a certificate that provides proof of automobile insurance. An SR-22 form typically applies to drivers who have been identified by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to be high-risk drivers. Examples include drivers who were involved in an auto accident while uninsured or underinsured. Drivers who committed a crime while driving, such as Driving While Intoxicated, are also required to provide an SR-22.
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Three Steps To Tell If You Should Keep Your Life Insurance After Retiring
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4 November 2015
Retiring is a big step and one you're probably looking forward to a lot. It takes a lot of planning to get to that stage, though. You have to tie up all your business affairs elegantly, and one of the decisions you'll have to make is whether you'll keep your life insurance once you've stopped earning your monthly income. Depending on what type it is and your personal situation, you may decide to keep it, change the policy, or give it up altogether.
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