Why it is Important to Check if a Contractor Has Liability Insurance

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1 Why it is Important to Check if a Contractor Has Liability Insurance

When it comes to hiring a contractor, most people have a basic check list that they go through in order to ensure that the individual they hire does not end up causing more work, hassle, and costs than the project should entail. Whether you are looking for someone to do your landscaping, build a house, put in a new deck, erect a fence, paint, or do some repairs, you probably have checked some reference and have an idea how their c Continue Reading

How to Find a Good Car Insurance Agent

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3 How to Find a Good Car Insurance Agent

We see commercials for car insurance every day and the insurance business is booming, but if you are new to buying insurance or are looking to find a new company to work with the process of finding a good car insurance agent can be tough. You need to find someone who you can trust, will listen to your needs and understand what you are looking for, not someone who is trying to sell you on every bell and whistle a company offers. Continue Reading

Buy-to-let Insurance Explained

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2 Buy to let Insurance Explained

Buy-to-let property insurance, some times also known as residential property owners insurance, is needed if you own houses and/or flats to tenants – either on a short-term or long-term basis.

Ordinarily you can buy cheap buy-to-let property insurance in the event that you rent five or less properties in the UK than is the case if you rent more than five properties, as in the case of the former you are seen as a sm Continue Reading

Florida Home Insurance Shortfall not a Priority When Even Auto Makers are Begging

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2 Florida Home Insurance Shortfall not a Priority When Even Auto Makers are Begging

This week the financial crisis brought more shocking news. General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler executives landed in Washigton on with their corporate jets seeking a share of the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program.

In a shameless display of arrogance and entitlement, leaders of what used to be “best in class” companies begged for billions of dollars with their tin cups outstretched in front of the US Congress Continue Reading

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