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Money Guide: Insurance (Page 2)

What does unoccupied property insurance cover?

Your home insurance, whether owner-occupier or landlord, will typically specify a maximum number of consecutive days your property can remain unoccupied before your insurance is at risk. That period might vary but it’s typically in the range of 30-45 consecutive days. Once that passes, if you wish your cover to continue without issue, you’ll typically need unoccupied property insurance. ... ❯❯❯

Tips to Help You Save on Your Auto Insurance

Tips to Help You Save on Your Auto InsuranceFinding the right insurance provider is a hustle for many people. Even when their car insurance policies cost them a considerable sum annually, they’d rather not be bothered to search for a more affordable insurance policy. The average annual rate for car insurance is currently $900 according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. This average figure has been increasing over the... ❯❯❯

What you need to know about rental property insurance

Home insurance isn’t just for people who own their homes. Even if you rent, you need to have insurance. Rental property insurance covers you for losses due to fine, storms, burglary and more. Read on to find out why you need rental property insurance. Levels of coverage Like most types of insurance, rental property insurance companies offer various levels of coverage. Each level costs more or... ❯❯❯

Is Insurance in God’s Plan?

Insurance is a means of protecting ourselves against the unforeseen and unknown. But this might seem a little unusual to those in our communities who believe that the Lord provides as much guidance and protection as we should ever need. In fact, some might even argue that insurance is a deception; a means of tricking us into believing that we can get along quite well without faith. Nevertheless,... ❯❯❯

Save Money with Short Term Car Insurance

Sometimes you do not need car insurance for a whole year, and if this is the case then you should know that you do not have to pay for a whole year and instead there is a much more cost effective way to get covered. In today’s day and age it is very common for drivers not to use their car all the time throughout the year, so it would seem wasteful to have to pay for a whole year when you may only... ❯❯❯

Advantages and Benefits of Senior Life Insurance

Advantages and Benefits of Senior Life InsuranceOver the next few decades an ageing population will have significant implications for Australia, according to the report “Australia to 2050: Future Challenges, January 2010 (Intergenerational Report 2010)” from the Attorney-General's Department, including issues for health and social care, participation in the labour force, and demand for housing. These issues are for society as a whole but what... ❯❯❯

Accidents that Are Eligible for Monetary Compensation

There is a vast grey area when it comes to knowing what sorts of accidents may be financially compensated and what sorts cannot. If you have been in an accident of some kind, one of your first thoughts may be – beyond the initial physical pain or bodily injury, of course – related to whether or not you can expect to be financially compensated for this inconvenience and suffering. In some cases,... ❯❯❯

Who Should Represent You In A Social Security Disability Claim?

Quality representation is critical when you are looking to file a Social Security disability claim. However, most people in need of assistance in this area have little or no experience in selecting a law firm to represent their interests. Thankfully, the Internet can help you learn more about potential choices for this work. When you look at a law firm's website or you visit their offices to... ❯❯❯

Why Public Liability Insurance is Essential for Your Business

Although Public Liability Insurance isn’t a legal requirement, it is vital for most types of business. This is especially true if you work with customers. There are a number of reasons why you should make sure that your business has customer liability insurance, here’s why it’s essential. What is Public Liability Insurance? Public Liability Insurance is a type of insurance that covers the... ❯❯❯

Why Your Credit Card Insurance is Never Enough When Travelling Abroad

While travelling abroad it is vital that you are sufficiently covered for those unexpected holiday accident claims that sometimes raise their ugly heads due to no fault of your own. For most families and individuals, their annual holiday can be the highlight of their year, be it in the sun or snow or one of the world’s beautiful cities. In most cases, these will go off splendidly. But accidents... ❯❯❯

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