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What to Watch Out for in Your Florida Homeowner’s Insurance Policy
Protecting your home and finances with an adequate homeowner’s insurance policy is one of the most important ways to mitigate risk in the event of
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Are There Matching Exclusions in Florida?
When Florida homeowners file insurance claims for property damage, a contentious issue they may find themselves up against is related to “matching.” Matching refers to
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How Frequently Should Homeowners Shop Around for Insurance Coverage?
Homeowners insurance rates in Florida are going nowhere but up, at least that’s the way it’s been in recent years. While there is hope for
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Understanding Changes to Louisiana Property Insurance
Navigating the complexities of Louisiana’s insurance laws can be overwhelming, especially with recent legislative changes impacting homeowners across the state. Whether you’re dealing with the
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Understanding Roof Insurance Policies in Louisiana: What You Need to Know
Roof damage is one of the most common issues homeowners in Louisiana face, especially due to the frequent storms, hurricanes and severe weather events that
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What Does a Matching Exclusion Mean for Your Storm-Damaged Roof?
Louisiana’s extreme weather makes homeowners particularly vulnerable to the effects of matching exclusions on their homeowner’s insurance policies. This seemingly small clause can have a
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How to Effectively Document Water Damage for Your Insurance Claim
Documentation is a critical component of any homeowner’s insurance claim. Without a record of what’s happened and when, it can become increasingly challenging to secure
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Flood Insurance vs. Homeowners Insurance: What’s the Difference?
As if there weren’t enough different types of insurance policies out there already, flood insurance has to be yet another one. Homeowners in Colorado may
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Do’s and Don’ts of Documenting Plumbing Damage for Your Insurance Claim
Whenever water is involved, the insurance claims process can become murky in a hurry. While standard homeowners insurance policies should cover some types of water
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