Homeowners Insurance and the Mysterious Disappearance Clause
Not all homeowners insurance covers loss due to mysterious disappearance. Don’t assume yours does. Understand your homeowner policy exclusions and limitations
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Does Uninsured Motorist Insurance Cover Pedestrians?
If you’re a pedestrian and hit by an uninsured driver while you’re on foot, your own uninsured/underinsured motorist insurance may cover you.
Does the Charitable Board You Sit on Have D&O Coverage?
If you sit on a charity’s board you might be personally liable for bad decisions. Read how to protect personal assets with D&O insurance for non-profits
Drugged Driving and Car Insurance
Using prescription drugs and OTC drugs can cause a traffic accident and affect your premiums when looking for car insurance quotes or renewing an auto policy
Medigap Insurance Coverage Basics
Medigap helps pay medical expenses Medicare doesn’t cover. Learn about Medigap coverage basics, changes to Medigap insurance and get Medigap policy quotes
How to Shop for Commercial Fleet Insurance?
If your company owns several vehicles, you can save money with commercial fleet insurance. Learn more and get quotes for small business fleet coverage.
Will Your Property Insurance Protect You If You Rent to a Bad Tenant?
What does your homeowners insurance or property insurance cover? Does your homeowners coverage protect you from a bad tenant? Get homeowners policy quotes.
Long-Term Disability Insurance: Essential Coverage for Singles
Long-term disability insurance is essential coverage, especially if you are single and self-employed. It helps pay bills while you recover from a disabling illness or accident.
Shop for Individual Health Insurance Quotes
Even if health care reform passes, under its current 2,000+ page iteration it won’t take affect for several years. In the meantime, you still have choices and December and January are the right time to review your personal situation and make any necessary
Protect Your Car Insurance Rates. Know What To Do When You’re Pulled Over for a Traffic Violation
Seeing a flashing red light in your rearview mirror is the adult equivalent of being caught with your hand in the cookie jar. If you’re human, you’re first reaction is to wonder what you did wrong and then figure out how you’re going to talk your way out
Health Care Insurance Update: What Will and Won’t Be Eligible for FSA Reimbursement in 2011
The health care reform (Obamacare) will affect FSA in 2011. Find out what this change means to you.
What’s the Difference Between HSA and FSA?
If you’re given the opportunity to select a Flexible Spending Account or Health Savings Account, give it serious consideration. Even with coming changes to these programs because of health care reform, both still offer you a chance to keep more of your ha
How to Choose Between HMO or PPO Health Care Plan
How do you choose between an HMO and PPO. Both HMOs (Health Maintenance Organizations) and PPO (Preferred Provider Organizations) are types of managed health care systems. Unlike traditional pay for fee plans (a rapidly fading dinosaur of a gentler age),
Do Insurance Companies Charge More for Red Cars Because They Get More Speeding Tickets?
Will your red car attract police and raise your insurance rates? Right up there with all the other urban myths are these two: cops give a disproportionate amount of speeding tickets to red cars; and car insurance companies charge more for red cars. While
New Years Car Insurance Resolutions
Every year we make resolutions – to eat healthier, to work out more, to spend more time with family and friends… Well, don’t forget to put assessing your car insurance needs on that list of resolutions. Certainly protecting yourself and your family des
Fulfill Your New Year’s Resolutions for 2009 – Review Your Health Policy Offered By Your Employer
It’s that time of year again – you’re starting to think about making some resolutions for the coming of the New Year. Most of us think about resolutions regarding getting in shape and losing weight after the holidays. That’s a good one, especially for t
A New Year Wish for 2010 – Health Insurance
Starting 2010 with health insurance is a great way to start the New Year off on the right foot. Life is unpredictable and even those of us that are generally very healthy can suddenly need to cope with an accident or an illness. Having health insurance
Hurry – 2010 is Almost Here! Max Out Your Health Benefits before Year End.
It’s hard to believe, but 2009 is quickly drawing to a close. With only a few weeks left, make sure that you get the most out of your health benefits before year end. Chances are you have already satisfied your health insurance policy’s deductible for t
