5 things your home insurance probably doesn’t cover
August 13, 2019
When it comes to insurance, people often shy away from getting down to the fine print and details because they assume that it is a tedious and cumbersome process. While reading...
Read moreThe most common reasons why your car insurance claim may get rejected
July 28, 2019
In 2016, there were well over 268 million registered vehicles and over 220 million licensed drivers on US roads. Out of these, several hundred thousand got into crashes. In 2016 alone,...
Read moreWhat the hurricane season means to insurance
July 23, 2019
With Barry just blowing itself out and as many as 8 hurricanes forecast for 2019, hurricane season is obviously a big deal for all of us on the East Coast. With major systems of...
Read more5 most common complaints homeowners have with insurance companies
June 29, 2019
Ok, we admit. Insurance is tough to like or appreciate for most people. It's not something you may necessarily want to spend on, especially regularly. But on the other hand, if...
Read moreHow to prevent the most common water claim issues?
June 16, 2019
Did you know that according to ISO, water damage claims are the second largest and most frequent claim? It's also one of the most expensive claims. Water damage is bad news and...
Read moreKnow More about Employment Practices Liability and Why You May Need It?
June 3, 2019
Employment practices liability is a type of insurance that renders coverage to employers against claims made by employees alleging harassment, wrongful termination, discrimination,...
Read moreAll You Need to Know about Insurance and Tax
May 31, 2019
Life is unpredictable. One moment everything could be smooth-sailing but everything could fall apart the next moment. And while we can’t avoid such situations, we can safeguard...
Read moreAll the insurance a condo could need
May 30, 2019
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5 things you must fully understand about your homeowner’s insurance policy
May 19, 2019
Insurance is security. It allows you to secure what matters such as assets, finances, health, and even your loved ones. Insurance companies offer you the coverage that protects...
Read more5 Things to consider when it’s time to renew your insurance policy
May 2, 2019
While renewing your insurance may seem like a fairly straightforward process, and it usually is, there are definitely some complexities to factor in. Read on to know more!
Buying a home is a significant milestone in the life of most people. It's probably the most substantial sum of money most of us invest. However, with this blissful feeling also...
Read moreWhy 'Business Income Coverage' may be the most important insurance coverage you haven't considered yet (but you must!)
April 15, 2019
You probably know that business income is the net income that includes your net profit or loss before calculating the taxes. You would factor in all your revenues on one side and,...
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August 12, 2016
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Flooding Can Occur Anywhere – Are You Prepared?
June 30, 2015
During Hurricane Sandy, over 1.58 million claims were filed to cover the costs of damage to homes, commercial businesses, and other property. 1.58 million is hard to picture, so let’s just take a...
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The Often-Misunderstood Insurance Clause That Could Cost You $20,000 (Or More)
June 30, 2015
The co-insurance clause in your building policy is one of the most misunderstood features among apartment building owners – and not understanding it could cost you tens of thousands of dollars. This...
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Tenant Discrimination – What CAN’T You Be Sued For?
June 30, 2015
Unfortunately, the answer is: pretty much nothing. Most landlords are completely unaware that they can be sued for a variety of “discrimination claims,” many of which will be without any basis in...
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Building Ordinance Coverage – What It Is and Why You Need It
June 30, 2015
Let’s say you own a property that suffered extreme damage – enough that you’re going to need to rebuild or at least repair extensively. (We hope this doesn’t happen, but unexpected catastrophes...
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