How To Make Sure Your Home Insurance Offers Enough Protection
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15 June 2020
If your house burned down to the ground, would your homeowner's insurance plan cover the entire loss? If not, you should update your policy so that it would. How do you know if your plan is enough? How do you choose the right coverage types and amounts? If you do not know these answers, here are several tips to help you have the right amount of coverage if you ever experience a total loss of your house.
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How To Become An Insurance Agent
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14 February 2020
If you're good with people and enjoy working with numbers, a career as an insurance agent might be perfect for you. Insurance agents help individuals and businesses purchase the right insurance for their needs. Unlike insurance brokers, insurance agents work very closely with insurance companies. Agents have the ability to offer insurance packages that have been pre-approved by the companies they represent. If you're interested in becoming an insurance agent, here are the four things you will have to do:
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Why You Should Carry Medical Malpractice Insurance
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3 January 2020
As a doctor or nurse, you likely take great pride in your work and in doing everything you can to help the people who come to see you about their problems. But in today's world, making a mistake as a doctor or nurse could leave you open to a lawsuit. If someone makes a medical malpractice claim against you, it could ruin you financially if you are not prepared for it.
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Car Insurance Premium Went Up? What You Can Do To Get It Back In Line
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29 November 2019
Your automobile insurance rate can sometimes go up without warning. Maybe you got a speeding ticket some time back and it finally popped up when your insurer ran a random motor vehicle report (MVR.) Or you added your teenager to the policy because they obtained their driver's license and the price increased due to their inexperience. However it happened, you need to find ways to bring your rate back down to an affordable level.
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