Unmarried & Uninsured? As people continue to delay marriage and cohabitation rates increase, the amount of unmarried partners buying insurance will increase. However, being “unwed” while living together can cost you money or protection from an insurance perspective. When married couples are on the same policy there are more discounts . Not to mention improved tiering, consolidated billing, plus other benefits. This is changing rapidly and now many unmarried couples can buy insurance at a competitive rate compared to married couples. Caution… However, there are some nuances to be aware of especially if you decide to move in with your…
Question 92 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series! When moving in with someone whom you are not related to in New York State, you must be sure to secure a policy for yourself if you want protection in the case of a fire or other catastrophe. Watch this video for further information on this coverage.
Day 53 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series There are 2 ways you can insure your property: Separate Together While number one is pretty common, number 2 is a little unusual. When we insure our business property and our building on the same policy (typical) sometimes there is an option to put them together. Doing so creates one master amount referred to as blanket coverage. It can all be used on the business personal items, or just the building, or a combination of the two. See the video to learn more.
Question 50 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series On a New York State home or renters insurance policy, you are likely to be asked whether or not you own a dog. Your answer can very much determine if you’ll be moving forward with the policy or not. Many, if not most companies, exclude Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, and Dobermans. Watch this brief video to learn more.
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!
Question 25 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series See how as landlord you can verify if your tenant is still maintaining renters insurance as per the lease agreement.
Question 24 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series Contrary to the belief of many people, you do not need to wait until renewal to change your carrier. Watch the video and you’ll see what you are able to do and what to expect if you decide to change early!
Question 23 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Video Series Click here for more information regarding scheduling jewelry and other personal items.
Question 19 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days. We’ve seen the ads: Bundle your home and auto and save!! While that might be true, it might also not always be your best deal! In fact, a large percentage of clients have their home and auto policies split because that deal was better than the bundled price or coverage! Watch more above to see why!
Question 14 in 100 Insurance Questions in 100 Days Renter’s Insurance is one of the least expensive methods of insuring your belongings while also picking up liability protection. If you rent a home, renter’s insurance should be part of your budget. On average, it starts at about $10/mo. Watch more to learn what else it does.