Berger Briggs Insurance Blog: coverage
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Monday, October 18, 2021Comprehensive auto insurance can be an important part of protecting your car. You may have this coverage on your policy, but are not sure exactly what it covers. This coverage is an optional addition to state required liability insurance. Sometimes, an auto loan company will require you to have comprehensive coverage to be sure the vehicle is protected. READ MORE >>
Monday, September 13, 2021Should you ever have to make a homeowners insurance claim, a home inventory list will greatly speed up the process. Homes contain an enormous collection of personal belongings, as you may have appreciated when boxing them during a move. Imagine trying to create such a list from memory. Very few people could do it. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, August 17, 2021Term life insurance is a type of life policy that you can purchase for your loved ones. Many people are quick to choose term insurance because of the price, but the rates shouldn't be the only factor you use to decide if it's right for you. To learn more about the benefits of term life insurance, consider how it will play out in your life. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, July 20, 2021If you get a speeding ticket, or any other citation, you might have to let your car insurance agent know about the infraction. In other cases, the authorities will automatically send the citation to the insurer. One thing is certain, however. When you get a ticket, your insurer will likely find out. READ MORE >>
Thursday, June 24, 2021Purchasing homeowners insurance is not only a good financial decision, but it is also required by many mortgage lenders. The prices for policies can vary quite a bit based on the provider, the coverages, deductibles and other factors. You can make sure you are getting the most for your money by following some easy tips. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 25, 2020Unlike whole life insurance policies, term life insurance is designed to cover only a specific length of time. Generally this time is 10 years, 20 years or 30 years, but other terms are also available. But what happens if the policyholder does not pass away while a term life insurance policy is active? READ MORE >>
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