Remove Insurance Agency Remove Insurance Policy Remove Insurance Quotes
article thumbnail

5 Must-Know Tips for Comparing Home Insurance Quotes

TGS

TGS Insurance » Blog 5 Must-Know Tips for Comparing Home Insurance Quotes Choosing the right home insurance policy can sometimes feel like trying to find the perfect coffee order—it’s a delicate balance between what you need and what works best for your wallet.

article thumbnail

How to Read Homeowners Insurance Quotes

TGS

TGS Insurance » Blog What Is a Homeowners Insurance Quote? A homeowners insurance quote is the proposed amount that you would pay an insurance carrier to cover your home. The quote will be based on many factors, including your home’s age, building features, location and size, as well as your insurance score.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

How Home Renovations Can Affect Your Homeowners Insurance Policy

TGS

TGS Insurance » Blog Do You Need to Tell Your Homeowners Insurance About Home Renovations? When taking on new home renovations, your homeowners insurance policy might not be the first thing on your mind. However, for many home renovation projects, you will need to inform your insurance agent.

article thumbnail

What Does It Mean to Be a No-Fault State?

TGS

The Basics: Defining a No-Fault State At its core, a no-fault state is one where your car insurance policy takes care of your medical expenses and certain other costs, regardless of who caused the accident. appeared first on TGS Insurance Agency.

article thumbnail

Who Needs to be Listed on Homeowners Insurance

TGS

However, the homeowners insurance coverage extends beyond those named on the policy. Other Ways to Include Someone on Your Homeowners Insurance For unmarried, cohabitating partners, there are other ways to make sure both partners are covered by the homeowners insurance policy.

article thumbnail

Additional Insured vs. Additional Interest: Understanding Your Policy

TGS

TGS Insurance » Blog Additional Insured vs. Additional Interest Explained Additional insured and additional interest are two very different roles that a person can play as a part of your insurance policy. In short, an additional insured is covered by your insurance, while an additional interest is not.

Policy 52
article thumbnail

Help Protect Your Employees With Workers’ Comp

Mark Jackson Insurance Agency

In some states, workers’ comp insurance can only be purchased from state agencies; in others, you can buy an insurance policy through an insurance agent of your choosing, such as from Mark Jackson Insurance Agency. Contact us at 714-779-2629 today for more information or to request an insurance quote.