Have you ever purchased an insurance policy and then realized that you forgot to add coverage for something related? Maybe you did not add enough coverage? It happens to everyone at least once, but you need to realize that you are not stuck in this situation. Many insurance companies provide "honeymoon periods" for new policy holders, which allow you to make changes to your policy without penalties. For these types of insurance services, here is what you can change, if you need to.
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Engagements are filled with happy plans and are a busy time for most couples. After all, everything should be as close to perfect as possible for the big day. One of the first moves most couples make is to purchase an engagement ring, which you hope will stand for your everlasting love for each other. This is a large purchase, without a doubt; the average cost of an diamond engagement ring in 2015 was $4,758.
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When you experience a car break in, it's not the end of the story; there are often more things to do to avoid further damage and potentially recover some of your losses. Here are some steps to take.
Make a Police Report
One of the first things to do is to make a police report. This can often be done on the phone or in person. Take note of everything that was stolen; if you forget something in the moment or need to provide more details, they may be able to send you a follow-up form in the mail so that you can provide additional details.
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Your auto insurance is one of the most important forms of protection that you can have when driving your car. Unfortunately, there are many individuals that will make some critical oversights when it comes to their auto insurance. To help make sure that you enjoy sufficient financial protection, you will need to be mindful of these three basic auto insurance tips.
Ensure You Have Adequate Medical Coverage
While it is true that your auto insurance policy will provide some coverage for medical expenses, these policies often have relatively low limits.
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Most homeowners know that they can be held liable when their visitors get injured in their homes. However, people only tend to think of "common" injuries, such as those caused by falls and dog bites. As a homeowner, however, you should know that you can be held liable for all injuries occurring in your home, including those that you may not think of, such as these three:
Drug Overdose
Prescription and over-the-counter drugs are found abundantly in many homes across the country.
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