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After the events surrounding hurricane Katrina in the 2005 hurricane season many people in coastal areas are asking themselves if they need to purchase hurricane insurance. If you are asking yourself this question, you probably do. There actually isn t an insurance policy designed to cover hurricane damage. Most homeowners are cover by their home insurance policy for wind damage and wind driven rain damage. Most of the damage that resulted from hurricane Katrina was resulted from flood damage. Flood damage is not covered under your standard homeowner s insurance policy. Flood insurance has been offered by the federal government since 1968 through FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency). Most insurance companies in coastal areas will package flood insurance in with their homeowner s insurance policies.

During hurricane Katrina up to 80% of the coastal cities in Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi were flooded. Thousands of homes were destroyed completely. If you live in a coastal area I would reco (more...)

It is a good idea for consumers to shop around for car insurance. People can save hundreds of dollars a year by getting quotes from different companies. Car insurance quotes are easier to come by than ever before. In the past, people had to fill out paperwork, mail it in, and wait for a response to get a quote, but now quotes are available in a matter of minutes either over the phone or on the Internet. There are numerous sources accessible to consumers today that can provide them with a quote instantaneously.

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People no longer have to sit and wait in long lines at their local insurance agent s office to buy a policy or make changes to an existing account. They can (more...)