Insurance

Got Questions about Renters Insurance?

Wednesday, March 26th, 2014in Advice, Insurance, by aforthepeople / 0 Comments

Questions and Answers about Renters Insurance Posted on Feb 05, 2013 by HTQ Staff Writer In any given year, burglary losses in the United States run in the billions of dollars. The average residential loss often exceeds $1,000.00 (Insurance Industry News) Many renters do not realize they have so much to lose, whether it is […]

Understanding the terms of your homeowner’s insurance policy

Monday, March 17th, 2014in Advice, Insurance, by aforthepeople / 0 Comments

Understanding Your Homeowner’s Insurance Policy Have you ever sat down and tried to read a book that was written in a language you didn’t speak-at all? Doesn’t trying to read your homeowner’s insurance policy give you that same warm, fuzzy feeling of frustration every once in a while? As astonishing as it may seem to […]

Disability Insurance Policies: Some things you should know

Thursday, March 6th, 2014in Insurance, by aforthepeople / 0 Comments

Top 10 Things To Look For In A Disability Insurance Policy #1 Renewability Provision The best type of disability policy is one that is non-cancellable and guaranteed renewable. This means that you have the guaranteed right by contract to renew the coverage as long as you pay the premiums on a timely basis and the […]

Renters Insurance Pays Off: So glad I had it!

Wednesday, February 26th, 2014in Advice, Insurance, by aforthepeople / 0 Comments

Renters Insurance Pays Off Posted on Mar 10, 2008 by HTQ Staff Writer When she first got married, Paula Klein heeded her parents’ advice: You must buy renters insurance. It was a good thing she listened. After living in their New Milford, N.J., apartment for a few months, the Kleins, who now live in Tomkins […]

Life Insurance Fundamentals

Monday, February 10th, 2014in Advice, Insurance, by aforthepeople / 0 Comments

The Fundamentals of Life Insurance Another way of looking at life insurance is that it is buying money for future need. While the concept may sound peculiar at first, it is a concept that has been ingrained in the American psyche primarily because it makes sense. We insure real estate, cars and other possessions, but […]

Does Your Business Need Commercial Auto Insurance?

Sunday, February 9th, 2014in Advice, Insurance, by aforthepeople / 0 Comments

Does Your Business Need Commercial Auto Insurance? When you’re talking about a major transport company, like McLane or Dominion, the question of commercial auto insurance is fairly obvious. When you have hundreds or even thousands of trucks a day that are worth more in dollars and cents than many Americans make in a year hitting […]

Renters Insurance Buying Tips

Thursday, February 6th, 2014in Advice, Insurance, by aforthepeople / 0 Comments

Renters Insurance Buying Tips Posted on Mar 28, 2013 by HTQ Staff Writer Renter’s insurance protects your property against damage or loss, and insures you in case someone is injured while on your property. It’s offered by most companies that sell homeowner’s insurance. If you rent or lease your home this is for you! Why […]

Liberty Mutual – 24/7 quotes

Tuesday, February 4th, 2014in Insurance, by aforthepeople / 0 Comments

We have Liberty Mutual and Liberty Mutual offers discounts when you have both auto and home insurance. Let us get a quote for you!

Homeowners Insurance & Keeping Track of Your Goods

Saturday, February 1st, 2014in Advice, Insurance, by aforthepeople / 0 Comments

Homeowners Insurance & Keeping Track of Your Goods Posted on Oct 07, 2011 by HTQ Staff Writer Take the time to record: 1. a description of the item (including the quantity) 2. the manufacturer or brand 3. any model or serial numbers 4. a description of where or how the item was attained 5. the […]

Fighting The Polar Vortex: What You Need To Know

Sunday, January 26th, 2014in Advice, Insurance, by aforthepeople / 0 Comments

Fighting The Polar Vortex: What You Need To Know Posted on Jan 10, 2014 by Aric Mitchell Photo from Rick Schwartz The ongoing “polar vortex” has swept across much of the country, affecting states in the central, eastern, and southern United States. Over the last few days, many places unaccustomed to single-digit weather have found […]

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