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Car and Auto Insurance Related Terms and Their Definitions

Monday, October 12th, 2009

This is a good list of words to learn if you have never bought auto insurance before. If you have bought auto insurance before you might find another discount here. * Accident Forgiveness: If you have not had an at-fault accident in the past five years insurance companies in most states will not add a surcharge to your premium after your next at-fault accident. * Actual Cash Value: This is what your car or vehicle is worth after subtracting how much it has depreciated in value from the original cost due to age, wear, mileage and damage. It amounts to about to what you could sell you car for today which is less than what you paid for it new. * Agent: An insurance Agent has been authorized by an insurance company represent the companies interests. * Aggregate Limit: The highest amount that could be paid out on an insurance claim no matter how much property damage or bodily injury that resulted from the accident. * Amendment: A change to an insurance policy .. Read More

Home Insurance – An Essential for Anyone Who owns Their Own Home

Friday, September 11th, 2009

With 95% of American homeowners having home insurance (according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners), it’s clear that most of us know how important this type of insurance is. It really is impossible to overestimate the importance of insuring your home and its contents – home insurance should be considered an essential for anyone who owns their own home. Just as important is understanding the terms of your home insurance policy. If the worst happens, and your home is damaged or destroyed, it would be a complete disaster to find out that your policy does not cover everything you thought it did. As with any other insurance policy, if you’re in doubt about anything, don’t be afraid to ask as many questions as you need to so that you can fully understand exactly what your policy covers. Standard Home Insurance Policies Standard policies cover things like damage due to tornadoes, hurricanes, and other destructive weather, fire and smoke damag .. Read More

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