In the event of a lawsuit or large claim, your homeowner or auto policy will probably not protect all your assets. Here’s why you need an umbrella policy.
Here’s why you need an umbrella policy
Category: Home Insurance
After a storm, beware roofing scammers
As spring rains move into summer squalls, be on the lookout for storm damage to your roof. And don’t be surprised if you hear a knock at your door from someone claiming they can replace your roof on the cheap. Watch out for roofing scammers. If you are not careful to select a trustworthy contractor, the result could be disastrous.
Is your e-bike covered by insurance?
Interest in e-bikes is soaring and only expected to grow. But how safe are they, and is your e-bike covered by insurance?
Are you prepared for severe weather?
Springtime in the Midwest means increased risk for severe weather. What if your home and property are damaged? Learn what to do to protect your family and property before, during and after severe weather strikes.
Spring home upgrade? Don’t be stung by underinsurance
Before you get too caught up in your home upgrade, remember to make sure your insurance coverage keeps up. Otherwise, if disaster should strike, you may feel the sting of underinsurance.
To protect your identity, organize your important documents
If you’re drowning in paperwork, now is an excellent time to organize your important documents. Need motivation? Realize that keeping sensitive papers sorted and secure will make it easier to protect your identity.
Protect your valuable jewelry with the right insurance
After decades of gift giving and receiving, you may have accumulated some nice jewelry pieces — perhaps even a large collection. Whether they are newer pieces or precious family heirlooms, it’s a good idea to protect your jewelry with the right type of insurance coverage.
How much personal property insurance do you need?
There’s no better time than the present to make sure your possessions are protected. Do the homework now to avoid extra stress and trouble during an emergency.
Three common-sense tips to avoid kitchen cooking fires
Tried any good recipes lately? If so, you are not alone. Pandemic restrictions and safety concerns have encouraged people to rediscover their kitchens. For many, it just feels safer to cook and eat at home as COVID-19 continues to be among us.
What if a car crashed into your house?
Late one evening in May 2020, at approximately 10:30 pm, a car crashed into the home of Mike Miller (name altered for privacy). He was relaxing in his family room when a car suddenly came smashing through the wall. Miller was fine physically, but pretty shaken up by the close call and the extensive damage to his home.
