Thursday, September 23, 2010

5 More New Car Safety Features You'll Want To Get

Given that car safety is a predominant concern these days, let’s look at the rest of the of the top 10 auto safety features as highlighted by Edmunds.com. (By the way, if you don’t know Edmunds yet, check it out for smart objective tips for savvy consumers.)

Since you are more likely to be in a vehicle accident than almost any other kind of life-threatening situation, when you get a new vehicle, you might want to consider purchasing one that offers you additional safety features. The good news is that these new technologies not only might save your life, but some can also save you money. Just ask your Newburgh NY Insurance brokers.

Monday, September 20, 2010

RV Insurance Safety While Traveling

When traveling by RV, getting the most for your money is one of the most prevalent things RV'ers think about; because RV'ing is expensive. One of the best ways to save money on RV expenses is to make sure you are not paying too much for your RV insurance in NY. But saving money is not the only thing on the top of the minds of avid RV'ers.

Personal safety while traveling on the open road is also another top issue. I found an excellent piece on this issue at the following link Personal Safety While Traveling.

Monday, September 13, 2010

Your Family Home: What Your Insurance Does and Does Not Cover

Home insurance has become so standard that it can come as a shock to find out that insurance companies only invented it a mere 50 years ago when they figured that it made sense to offer a single, comprehensive policy to cover both liability and property. While your Newburgh NY insurance agents can offer you any of the various forms that have since evolved to meet the needs of owners of single family dwellings, over 80% of such policies in force today are of a form known in the industry as “HO3.” These policies cover just about everything except those specified as excluded, such as earthquakes and floods.  Even though there are exclusions, they are often called “all risk” coverage as any risk not listed as excluded is covered.