Winter's here, and with it comes inclement weather. Here are some questions and answers on how to make sure your property is insured against winter storm damage.
Won't my landlord's insurance provide coverage for damage to my personal property?
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It's official. You've finally signed the papers. Congratulations! That new house (or apartment) is yours! After the excitement wears off, it slowly dawns on you: there's a lot of hard work ahead. To actually move into your new space, you have to pack
When you live in the Snow Belt, the crisp air and brilliant colors of fall remind you that a snowy winter is just a breath away. And in the winter, bad weather conditions--or perhaps an untended fireplace--may wreak havoc on your property. If your ho
During a cold snap, the pipes in your building freeze and burst. While doing a load of laundry, your washing machine overflows. A heavy rainstorm causes water to leak through the roof of your building--and you live on the top floor. Water damage occu
You should consider home insurance for your new home during construction. If you don't, you may be exposing yourself to a great deal of risk if a fire, theft, or other event damages or destroys your partially-completed home.
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You've lined up the contractor and the pool supplies, maybe even planned a pool party or two. In all your excitement as a new pool owner, however, it's easy to overlook a more serious matter -- the adequacy of your insurance coverage.
When you inst
Does your home insurance cover fireworks accidents? With the Fourth of July holiday fast approaching, it’s important to know the answer. What types of accidents are there, will your home insurance company pay for them, and how can you avoid them?
It's more than just a fashion statement. A wedding ring is a symbol of everlasting
love and commitment. So it goes without saying that insurance is probably not
the first thing that comes to mind when you glance down at the wedding ring
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