Backpacks, furniture, clothing and tea cups are all different in their design and function, but the same in how homeowners insurance classifies these items on a policy. Personal property, otherwise known as coverage c, provides coverage for all of your possessions providing they are not excluded on your policy.
read more »One tragic event, such as a fire engulfing your home, turns your living situation upside down. What type of insurance coverage do you turn to in this situation?
read more »Engagement rings and wedding bands are gorgeous to look at, but also very expensive. If you’re one of the 60 million people are married as of 2017, you no doubt have a pricey token of that commitment on your finger.
read more »We all know that an at-fault accident or moving violation will most likely increase your car insurance rates. These are called surchargeable events, but not all are created equal.
read more »You may have heard of the term “dwelling fire” when speaking with one of our agents about insuring your property, especially if it’s an investment property like a home you are planning to rent out or a multi-unit apartment building. Although, we’ve seen our clients get a dwelling fire policy because it’s just not the […]
read more »Walloping the Northeast, Winter Storm Riley packed quite a punch along the coast, especially along the water where the towns of Scituate and Quincy were hit the most. Knocking out power for nearly half a million people, many are still reeling from the effects of this winter storm.
read more »Depending on how your job and business interact, you may need commercial auto insurance, especially if you’re using a personal vehicle. Learn about how commercial auto insurance differs from personal auto insurance, when you need to have it, and the types available for your vehicle. Auto accidents while performing duties for your business without commercial […]
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