Have you checked your policy lately? Auto insurance premiums have rose 55% in Minnesota. Homeowners insurance is up too. What's causing the financial burden?
With large hail predicted for this afternoon, many people are thinking ahead and making arrangements to park in a sheltered spot until the storm passes. But what if your vehicle does get damaged, or even worse, your home, what is your insurance required to cover?
Growing up in Minnesota I vividly remember my Mom taking me to all my doctor checkups. That Long-time Minnesota Insurance Provider Now Makes Large-Scale Lays Offs
I've heard many rumors over the years about what insurance will or won't cover when your vehicle goes through the ice. Rumors like, "once-in-a-lifetime coverage."
I must admit that I for one am completely surprised that landlords currently can rent out housing to people and not have the home or building insured in the city of Duluth.
Many Northlanders are still reeling from the storm that literally blew through the area early Friday morning. For some like myself the worst of it is still no power, but for hundreds it is blown down trees and damage to their property. We all want a quick fix, but do your homework first.
Sometimes movies are so bad that they become popular for being so bad, that is the case for a recent movie on the SCI-FI channel called "Sharknado."
For many people their pet is a huge part of the family, and we want them to stay healthy, but things happen and this can add up to huge expenses. Something to help out is Pet Insurance .