Homeowners Insurance

What Happens When Homeowners Insurance Lapses?

Never allow your homeowner’s insurance to lapse unless you have enough money to rebuild your house in the case of a disaster. Unfortunately, your insurance company won’t reimburse you if your home faces major damages during this period. Therefore, keeping

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Flood Insurance: What Is It?

You need flood insurance if you reside in a high-risk flood area because most homeowners’ insurance policies do not cover flood damage. Flood insurance only costs you a small amount of money, so it’s worth getting the coverage if you

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How Does Home Fire Insurance Works?

As a homeowner, you must protect your home with insurance. In fact, mortgage lenders require you to get a home insurance policy. Fire damage is one of the greatest fears of any homeowner, and the thought of losing treasures can

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Homeowners Making the Shift to Condos

When the S&P/Chase-Shiller home prices indices report for April was released at the end of last week, it showed strong gains in the construction of new housing, with 34 percent of housing starts coming in the form of apartments and

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