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In 2021, the average cost of homeowners insurance in the US with $250,000 in dwelling coverage is $1,312 per year. However, home insurance rates vary greatly due to several factors, based on you, your …
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When it comes to life insurance, there is always something new to learn. These types of insurance products or plans are quite complex and confusing which makes navigating them a bit frustrating. Good …
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Did you know that there are more individually owned businesses than corporations in the United States? Owning a limited liability company (LLC) is one of the more common types of small businesses that …
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It’s that time again for us to explore the interesting world of insurance! In this installment of our ongoing series, our resident expert, Whit Harris, will give you the rundown on what a deductible …
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As a business owner, you should be used to putting up with a certain level of risk in everything that you do. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t do anything to prevent risk from totally decimating …
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Seems backwards, right?! Florida’s insurance market sits in a weird place during Hurricane season. With many people moving here all year round, it may be hard to keep track of what’s happening …
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