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Insurance 101: Understanding Insurance Carrier Terminations

Insurance Journal

In the insurance industry, the term “termination” can refer to a few different things. First, there are policy terminations. These occur when an insurance policy runs its course and the … This post is part of a series sponsored by AgentSync.

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How Home Renovations Can Affect Your Homeowners Insurance Policy

TGS

TGS Insurance ยป 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.

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Did You Know You Can Change Your Insurance Carrier at ANY Time?

Wren Insurance Agency

When it comes to home and auto insurance - with very few exceptions - did you know that you can change your insurance carrier at any time? Citizens - the State-backed home insurer is one of the only exceptions to this. Citizens - the State-backed home insurer is one of the only exceptions to this.

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Peopleโ€™s Trust Managed Repair Clause Survives Another Florida Legal Challenge

Insurance Journal

After at least three appeals court decisions in the last four years, homeowner lawsuits that take issue with a Florida insurance carrier’s managed repair program may finally have run their course. “It really should” be a nail in the coffin …

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Additional Insured vs. Additional Interest: Understanding Your Policy

TGS

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. What Is An Additional Insured?

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What Is Reasonable Care for Maintaining Heat in an Unoccupied Home?

The Property Insurance Law Observer

The New York Supreme Court recently weighed in on what constitutes โ€œreasonable careโ€ to maintain heat in the context of a first-party insurance policy exclusion requiring such reasonable care. The house was insured under a homeowners policy issued by Leatherstocking Cooperative Insurance Company.

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Replacement Cost Value vs. Actual Cash Value When it Comes to Home Insurance

Wren Insurance Agency

At Wren, because we are protection minded, we always quote our home insurance policies using Replacement Cost Value (also known as RCV) on contents, versus Actual Cash Value (ACV). RCV is equal to the amount it would take to replace your contents at today's prices. As you can imagine, most items in your home lose value over time.