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Your homeowners insurance policy is a legal contract between you and your insurance carrier written responsibilities for both the homeowner and insurance company. Being a responsible policyholder means you understand your coverages, individual needs, and replacement costs.

With your home being one of the largest investments you will make in your lifetime, it is important your home is properly insured for all its worth. A study conducted by Marshall & Swift, determined nearly two out of every three homes in the United States are underinsured.

As a homeowner, it is important to know and understand your coverage through your specific carrier. Stay clear of assumptions and be sure to ask questions if you have any.

Having roommates has become increasingly popular over the years. Of course, roommates come with financial benefits. They save us from still having to live with our parents in our mid 20s and lighten the burden when it comes to furnishing, decorating, and stocking up on supplies.

The road to a college degree is mainly about preparing for life outside of school and coming out from your parents' wings. Unfortunately, higher education also comes with a financial burden. In order to save some money to protect yourself and your belongings, it's time to think about insurance.

If there is damage or destruction to your home, you will need to file a claim with your insurance company. It is important to review your insurance policy to see what the rules and procedures are which you should follow.