Great Insurance Tips for First Time Home Buyers
Posted: March 19, 2018
Great Insurance Tips for First Time Home BuyersHomeowners insurance is not required by law like automobile liability insurance. However, it is required by mortgage companies to protect the lender’s investment. Even if you were able to pay cash for your home, homeowners insurance is an important protection for what is likely your biggest asset. Following are some tips about homeowners insurance for first time home buyers. Get Renters Insurance to Help Lower...
Baby Reminder! Your Child Is In The Car.
Posted: August 3, 2015
It's 90' outside and all it takes is fifteen minutes, the time to do a quick errand, for your car to heat up over 109 degrees. At that sweltering temperature, brain, organ damage, heat stroke and even death can occur. The horrible reality is that statistics indicate that 36 children die in overheated cars every year in United States. This is every parents' nightmare and I'm...
No Rental Insurance? Don't Let This Happen To You
Posted: November 6, 2014
There is nothing more devastating than coming home from vacation only to find a shell of your apartment building which had caught fire while you were gone. All of your possessions are now contained in the two suitcases that stand by your side. No, wait. Yeah, it can get worse. You don’t have any insurance that will cover what you just lost. So, why didn’t you purchase...
Being Smart When Old Man Winter Is Here
Posted: January 22, 2014
New England is infamous for its’ unpredictable weather patterns especially during the winter months. But when I was younger I remember those months being incredibly long, snowy and cold. I was able to endure those long winters for I had access to a huge lake that was frozen during most of it. So that meant at least 3 months of ice skating!! Whoo hoo! However,...
Spontaneous Road Trips: How To Be Ready When You Are.
Posted: October 1, 2013
The fall season is without a doubt the best time of the year for a road trip for a couple or with the family. There are harvest festivals to attend, local fairs to visit and fantastic foliage to look for, all in the next two months before we tuck in for the long cold winter. When you are about to embark on your excursion,...