Consumers use home insurance reviews as a means of determining the quality of home insurance companies before deciding whether or not to take a closer look. If a particular company’s home insurance ratings are low in the eyes of existing or past customers, it’s taken as a word of warning to prospective customers to stay away—or to look elsewhere first. On the other hand, a strong endorsement can be the deciding factor that serves to warrant closer inspection. Using public reviews as a home insurance guide can be tricky. The 3 tips below will show you how to navigate that tricky terrain to help you separate the substantial from the insubstantial.
What do I Need to do if my Home Insurance Claim was Denied?
04/04/2013
When you file a homeowners insurance claim, it is possible that the insurer will deny the claim for various reasons. Before you assume that your policy does not cover the damage due to the denial, ...
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Homeowners 101: What are the Main Factors of Home Insurance?
09/15/2012
When you are looking for homeowners insurance to protect your new house, it is important to understand the factors that are covered by a basic policy. Although coverage will vary between companies,...
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Understanding More About Home Insurance Policy Endorsements
10/04/2012
A home insurance policy is designed to offer you insurance coverage for your home's structure and your personal property. It is also designed to protect you against any personal liability when some...
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