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Mar 09

3 Most Surprising Things about Car Insurance

By Auto Insurance

https://horansolution.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Tuesday-Top-3-Ep-4.mp4 Insurance Quote Request Your Name* First Last Your Email* Your Phone NumberWhat type of insurance would you like to discuss with one of our insurance professionals? Personal Insurance Business Insurance Specialty Insurance Your Home Address Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code What category best describes your business? Construction Distribution Education Energy Financial Services Food Manufacturing Medical Non-Profit Professional Recreational Real Estate Retail Technology Transportation Wholesale How many employees do you currently employ? 0 – 24 25 – 49 50 – 99 100 – 249 250 – 499 Over 500 Please…

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Mar 02

Tuesday Top 3 – Most Important Car Insurance Coverages

By Auto Insurance

https://horansolution.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Tueday-Top-3-ep.-3.mp4 Insurance Quote Request Your Name* First Last Your Email* Your Phone NumberWhat type of insurance would you like to discuss with one of our insurance professionals? Personal Insurance Business Insurance Specialty Insurance Your Home Address Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code What category best describes your business? Construction Distribution Education Energy Financial Services Food Manufacturing Medical Non-Profit Professional Recreational Real Estate Retail Technology Transportation Wholesale How many employees do you currently employ? 0 – 24 25 – 49 50 – 99 100 – 249 250 – 499 Over 500 Please…

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Nov 13
War Insurance

Are Acts of Terror or War covered on home and auto policies?

By Auto Insurance, Homeowners Insurance

Question 99 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series! War Insurance? An act of terror. An act of war. They are not the same. One will be insured while the other will not. If you have a homeowners or auto insurance policy or any other sort of insurance policy that protects your property, if an act of war were to occur within the United States causing damage to any of your things, then you would not be covered. Acts of war are not at all included in a home or auto insurance policy. Anything caused via that particular…

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Nov 01

Does a new business have difficulty getting insurance?

By Business Insurance

Question 87 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series! When beginning a new business there are many things that an owner must do. Many times the setting up of the insurance plan is an afterthought. However, this is something that should be met with extreme detail and coordination. This is the tool that will ensure your new business stays open. Getting a new policy might not be as difficult as you think.

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Sep 18

Are stolen items from a car insured?

By Auto Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Renter' Insurance

Question 43 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series It is never fun to realize the car was left unlocked with many expensive items in plain sight. The iPad, iPhone, Android, golf clubs, daughter’s tuba, or all of those hard to replace CDs are in the arms of another. You look over your New York auto policy only to find that you are out of luck. There still might be hope…watch this short video to see what I mean!

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Sep 18

What’s a Declarations Page??

By Auto Insurance, Business Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, landlord protection, Renter' Insurance, Uncategorized

Question 42 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series The place to see what you are actually covered for exists on your declarations page. This is where you find out how much protection you have (or don’t have) for liability, property damage, physical damage, medical payments, and so much more. Your New York insurance policy hinges on the information displayed on these pages. If you don’t see a charge for something you hoped would be covered, it probably isn’t.

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