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“Full coverage” in the context of auto insurance is a colloquial term that typically refers to a combination of insurance coverages that protect both you and your vehicle. It’s not a technical or official term in the insurance industry, but when people refer to “full coverage,” they usually mean a combination of the following types…
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Home insurance claims can be a bit daunting if you’ve never navigated the process before. Here’s a comprehensive overview: 1. Understand Your Policy: Before you can file a claim, it’s essential to understand what your policy covers. Most standard homeowners insurance policies provide coverage for: Dwelling (your home’s structure) Other structures (sheds, fences, etc.) Personal…
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“Hazard insurance” refers to insurance coverage that protects property owners against damage caused by natural disasters, such as storms, fires, earthquakes, and floods. The term “hazard” in this context represents anything that can cause damage to a property. The term can mean different things to different people, so whenever hearing the words “hazard insurance” in…
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Home insurance policies can vary in terms of their coverages, exclusions, and limits. In Texas, as in many other states, standard homeowners insurance policies typically do not cover damage caused by rodents (such as rats, mice, and squirrels) under their basic terms. Here are some reasons why: Maintenance Issues: Insurance often considers rodent infestations a…
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The car insurance claim process can vary slightly depending on the insurance company, the nature of the incident, and the specific policy in question. However, the general steps are typically as follows: Immediate Action at the Scene: Ensure everyone is safe. Address any injuries first and foremost. Call the police, especially if there are injuries…
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