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Lapse in insurance coverages

Saturday, October 28th, 2006

It is very important to keep up to date with your insurance and never allow or go with a lapse in coverage. This can and probably will increase your premiums the next time you buy auto insurance. I know sometimes when you can’t make a payment it is very tempting to not open the auto […]

Budget all expenses before buying a new home.

Tuesday, October 24th, 2006

You are getting ready to buy a new home and looking forward to the great benefits of home ownership and bringing along with big financial decisions. Budgeting your new goals, expenses, bills, taxes and home improvements should go along way in preparing your family for financial success. You hear about foreclosure happening to a lot of unfortunate […]

Full Coverage Auto Insurance vs. Liability Insurance

Monday, October 23rd, 2006

A lot of people shopping for auto insurance don’t understand if they need full coverage or liability insurance. You should first ask yourself if you had a total loss to your car would you be able to make it from scratch? If so liability may be a good option since it is cheaper than full […]

What happens if your auto insurance expires an you have an accident?

Friday, October 20th, 2006

This happens more than you think, a person doesn’t or can’t pay his/her auto insurance policy on time and doesn’t try to contact the company and before they know it the auto insurance company has no choice but to cancel the policy for non payment. Believe it or not you could have continuous coverage for […]

Should you declare all your accidents?

Wednesday, October 18th, 2006

You see consumers all the time getting auto insurance quotes and not being honest about their driving record. Then a month or two later the auto insurance company has to raise the premium to the correct amount and the consumer is very angry at the price change. To avoid this every consumer should just declare any […]

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