Structuring And Adjusting An Insurance Claim

A public insurance claim adjuster is a trained, independent insurance professional who assists policyholders in understanding insurance policy terms to structure their claims effectively. Insurance plans can be very complex, making it difficult for policyholders without the necessary skills to file a proper claim and improve their chances of success.  Understanding Your Policy's Provisions Most insurance policies' contractual terms use complex insurance jargon, confusing many potential and active policyholders. Some clients opt to trust their limited knowledge or consult their friends and family members. [Read More]

Four Features to Look For When Choosing a New Homeowners' Insurance Plan

Are you in the market for a new homeowners' insurance plan? Here are a few features to look for when deciding which policy to go with. Temporary Living Support If you do end up facing a house disaster and need somewhere else to live temporarily while you repair your home, you should be able to apply for temporary living assistance when filing a claim with your homeowners' insurance company. In addition to providing you compensation for repairs, your homeowners' insurance policy should include rental cost coverage for a specified period of time. [Read More]

3 Reasons Having A Homeowner's Insurance Policy Is Important

State laws do not require you to have homeowner's insurance if you own a home, as they require you to have car insurance if you own a car. If you have a mortgage, your lender will require you to have homeowner's insurance. However, if your house is paid off, no one will be demanding that you have coverage. That doesn't mean you should drop your coverage just because your mortgage is paid off or you were able to purchase a home with cash. [Read More]

Top Things to Know When Getting Home Insurance

Before you are able to actually close on a house you are usually required to have homeowner's insurance. Buying a house is such a costly investment and without adequate insurance, there's a good chance that you won't be able to afford the cost of repairing many of the damages that will almost inevitably occur the longer you remain in your home. However, taking out a homeowner's insurance policy must be done with a certain amount of finesse. [Read More]