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Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Detailing Your Inventory

It is important to have a detailed inventory for all of the items in your home. If you have antiques, heirlooms, or simply belongings that you cherish, proof of their existence is important when making an insurance claim. There are many different ways that you can catalog the items that you own. READ MORE >>

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Finding the Right Home Insurance Provider: 5 Important Factors

Home insurance is the form of insurance coverage that is popularly referred to as homeowner's insurance. Homeowner's insurance (HOI) is easy to come by since a plethora of general and composite insurance companies offer it as a leading product. READ MORE >>

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Does your Home Insurance Cover your Mobile Phone, Laptop and Other Gadgets?

With an increase in the purchase of electrical equipment ranging from smartphones and portable tablets to laptops and digital cameras, there is a greater risk of suffering a loss on these items through accidental damage and theft. READ MORE >>

Monday, October 29, 2012

5 Tips for Saving Money on Heating

As energy costs continue to rise, it makes sense to find strategies to reduce heating costs for your home. Here are some tips that are cost effective and will take you relatively no time to set up, where even small modifications will result in savings this winter. READ MORE >>

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Is Ohio Insurance a Commodity?

More than ever, consumers are looking at price as the chief consideration when making buying decisions. This is understandable given the economy, but it’s also very dangerous. If you only look at pricing, you’re not going to get any more protection than the State of Ohio, or your bank or mortgage company requires. READ MORE >>

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Insurance Scoring in Ohio

Home and Auto insurance premiums in Ohio are partly determined by your insurance score. An insurance score is not a credit score. It is a predictive model that tells an insurance company how likely you are to have a claim. READ MORE >>

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