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Make Sure You’re Covered: Guide to Riders

Posted October 19th, 2010 by HomeownersInsurance.org Staff - no comments

Most people don’t realize that the benefit amounts in their homeowners insurance policies have limitations, and the policies themselves may have exclusions, which protect the insurance company from paying on certain types of claims. The only way to get protection from certain kinds of losses is to purchase an additional rider to your policy. While [...]

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49 Posts on Mixing and Matching the Right Paint Colors For the Best Style

Posted October 18th, 2010 by HomeownersInsurance.org Staff - no comments

Choosing paint colors can sometimes be a daunting task. Some couples have trouble agreeing on one color while others do not know where to start. Picking the right colors for the room is very important. If you are choosing a theme or if you are just wanting to invoke a mood the colors are very [...]

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Should You Live in a Cave House Instead?

Posted October 18th, 2010 by admin - no comments

People have been hollowing out caves to make their homes for thousands of years. There are also people experimenting with the benefits of modern cave living. These homes are well appointed with modern conveniences, good ventilation and even spectacular views. Here’s how some folks adapt to living underground. EMBED THE IMAGE ABOVE ON YOUR SITE [...]

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Eco-Friendly Insurance Offers Green Rebuilding Options

Posted October 18th, 2010 by HomeownersInsurance.org Staff - no comments

The eco-friendly building market is booming, despite the housing crisis. In fact, Fast Company reports that the “green” building market will balloon to $173.5 billion by 2015. That’s billion with a “b”. That could be partly because the business sector has been increasingly turning to eco-friendly building methods as a way of both saving money [...]

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Categories: Green Living

Forced Flood Insurance

Posted October 15th, 2010 by HomeownersInsurance.org Staff - no comments

Until hurricane Katrina, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood insurance program was fully self-funded through private flood insurance contributions for decades. But Katrina caused so much damage from flooding that FEMA is now billions of dollars in debt. It has recently sought to protect itself from disproportionate payouts by reevaluating the nation’s flood zones, [...]

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Categories: Homeowners Insurance Tips, Natural Disasters
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