Why you need condominium owner insurance in Jackson

Written by Admin on December 13, 2011 – 1:19 pm

This may come as news to you, but condominium owner insurance is not exactly the same as traditional home insurance in Jackson. You may think that you are already covered by your condominium association’s master insurance policy, but that is actually not the case. While the association’s master policy does insure all unit owners, it only offers coverage for the building and other common properties such as a swimming pool, the roof, elevator and walkways.

Your condominium association’s master policy will state clearly which parts of the complex are insured which parts aren’t, and generally belongs to either one of two different types of master policies, which are bare walls-in and all-in. Read full article…


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Car Insurance- Be smart otherwise cheap will become expensive

Written by Tayla Wienholt on December 9, 2011 – 11:58 am

Buying a Car Insurance for a car owner has become mandatory. The fuel and maintenance expenses alone can affect the monthly budget. And if an accident occurs, the expenses becomes really hard to meet and will consequently lead us into debt. Car Insurance can be savior in such cases.

But people tend to make haste while buying car insurance policy and stick to the word “cheap” while choosing them. This may at first sound obvious and appropriate because of its recurring nature, as the premium has to be paid every month or the other. People will try to avoid or at least minimize this kind of spending. But insurance is said to be an investment which will repay eventually itself in case of an accident.

The reason behind this kind of thinking is that the accident never occurs. Thi

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How to Keep Unwanted People Away from Your Home

Written by Christina Williams on December 7, 2011 – 8:42 am

A monitored home security system can save you on your home insurance costs but sometimes it takes more to keep unwanted people, such as thieves, safely away from your home.

Here are some good tricks to detract thieves from your house, especially if you are a woman or are elderly and living alone: Have a man say your answering machine greeting, get a large pair of men’s work boots to put outside your door, add a man’s name to your mailbox, put large dog dishes visible outside, and add a “beware of dog” sign to your doors and windows. Now.. the intruders think you have a man and dog in the house and you don’t even have to pick up after them!


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Buying Burial Insurance with Pre-Existing Conditions

Written by Admin on December 6, 2011 – 1:23 pm

We all know that if we have a pre-existing medical condition it is hard to buy things like burial insurance policies. Pre-existing conditions like diabetes and heart disease will prevent you from being able to purchase this type of coverage from many insurance agencies. This seems silly because the insurance company is aware that you are going to die even if you do not have a condition but when you do have a condition such as these then they are worried you will die too soon and it will cost them money.

So when you are buying burial insurance with a pre-existing condition you will have to shop around. Prepare yourself for the fact that buying these insurance policies will be more expensive for people who have a medical condition. Read full article…


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MA Now Makes It Illegal to Consider a Credit Score When Assigning Auto Insurance Premiums

Written by Christina Williams on December 3, 2011 – 4:38 am

The economy is in a down turn and it is important for people to be insured. The state of Massachusetts has now made it illegal for auto insurance providers to use a persons credit score when underwriting their insurance policy.

This is great news for Massachusetts drivers because many people in the state are unemployed or deep in debt and have low credit scores. For years, many residents have argued that there is a line between being a responsible driver and being someone who is financially responsible.

A credit score is made up of many different things. This includes a person’s amount of debt, number of open accounts, and their payment history. S

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