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How Twitter Could Increase Your Home Insurance Premium

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July 27th, 2010
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Today’s News: AIG No Longer Being Probed and FEMA Offers Low-Cost Flood Insurance

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July 26th, 2010
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It seems that life insurance company AIG has been let off the hook in the criminal probe the U.S. Justice Department initiated. For those who live in risky floodplain areas, FEMA is offering low-cost flood insurance options.

Today’s News: Medicaid Funding Reduced Nationwide, House Extends Flood Insurance and Home Insurance Discounts Increased

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July 14th, 2010
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States that were relying on Medicaid to fund specific medical initiatives are disappointed to learn that the money won’t arrive. Also, for those who’ve gone without flood insurance, a bill has been approved continued coverage and those with home insurance in North Carolina have been granted some discounts.

The Significance of FEMA’s Floodplain Maps

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July 9th, 2010
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Unexpected Insurance Coverage

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May 7th, 2010
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Home Inspection: Why You Need One After Bad Weather

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March 18th, 2010
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The prospect of getting a home inspection is never a fun one. Everyone knows they come at a cost, and even more costs could quickly incur if theres actually something wrong with the house. But as we all know, home inspections are important in ensuring a familys safety, which is why theyre always recommended before purchasing a home.

Don’t Let Your Home Insurance Go to the Dogs

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December 10th, 2009
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Dogs are playful, affectionate, loyal, protective – and sometimes a major problem for home insurance providers. While home insurance generally covers dog-related incidents, such as bites and attacks, insurers have gotten savvy about various “problem” breeds and have responded by either restricting home insurance coverage or denying it altogether. Policies vary from company to company and state to state, making for a complicated situation that demands the attention of every dog-loving homeowner.

How to Spend Your Home Insurance Claims Check

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November 4th, 2009
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Much has been written about the fact that the Chinese symbol for crisis is also the symbol for opportunity. If you’re a homeowner who’s recently suffered damage to your home, all the shock and chaos may make you forget that a big check from your home insurance provider is on the way – and you can spend it as you see fit. Whether you get a lump-sum payout, an advance payment, or a partial payment contingent on different conditions, the bottom line is that you’re getting money and a blank slate. When those two things come together it can be a very exciting time indeed.

Insurance Companies Drop Drywall Victims

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October 19th, 2009
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Some homeowners are upset after learning that they’d been threatened cancellation by their insurance companies for simply for filing a claim. The claims filed were related to property damage as a result of drywall imported from China.
The problem started when homeowners began to recognize that their drywall was defective; it was emitting sulfide fumes that were suspected of causing corrosion of electrical wires and plumbing. Families also reported health issues related to the drywall, including skin irritation and respiratory problems.

Making Home Insurance Claims after Storm Damage

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July 16th, 2009
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Individuals who suffer damage to their homes after a storm are urged to contact their insurers right away. Why is this the case? Because depending on the amount of damage your home sustains, you will likely be placedas a higher priority.Thesooner you start the home insurance claims process, the sooner you will be able to receive your claim settlement.