Insurance premiums are on the rise. Insurance Companies state that the market has
been “soft” the past few years, but that is no longer the case – that is, the
cost of insurance for most homeowners and vehicle owners is on the rise! Market Scout reports that personal insurance
rates rose as much as 3 percent in the month of September 2012! (For additional detail, see the 08 October
online report from Property Casualty 360 at >property casualty360.com<)
What
can you do to reduce your cost of insurance and still maintain an adequate
level of insurance? Contact your
independent insurance agent and ask that he or she seek other quotes for your
insurance.
Contact
your favorite insurance agent (Andrea Shearer, Tessa Everman, or Burton Heginger) at the Triplett Companies (515/232-5240) and ask for their
help. Most likely they can save you money!
What exactly does casualty insurance cover? How does it differ from life insurance? I'm sorry, I know these are very elementary questions. Is it required? Is it recommended for everyone? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMark Leach | http://www.dki-ins.com/?page_id=120
Any time leasing a rental, a vital product to obtain will be renters' insurance plan. Renters' insurance Agents plan will probably defend your current belongings that you just provide directly into a rental in the event that one thing like fire, fraud, deluge, and so forth happen.
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