Along with all the concerns regarding the ongoing Ebola epidemic, here’s one many people probably haven’t considered: What about health care and life insurance costs if the disease were to become widespread in the U.S.? The effects on the Life and Health insurance industries will clearly depend on whether the infected people are insured. Some […]
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The Florida Bar provides an article that sums up important items to know about Auto Insurance in Florida. Automobile Insurance coverage must consist of at least $10,000 of personal injury protection (PIP) insurance and a minimum of $10,000 of property damage liability insurance. Though highly recommended, Bodily Injury Liability coverage (BIL) is generally not required
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Policies in Florida will decline by 1.3 percent after state regulators terminated an emergency assessment. Catastrophe Fund has nearly $13 billion available to pay future claims. READ MORE HERE
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The child car seat belt law has changed in Florida due to a new law passed by Florida Governor Scott. No more strapping your 5 year old children in with normal adult seat belts. CLICK HERE to read more.
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The Florida Cabinet voted this week to end the assessment, a 1.3 percent surcharge on policyholders, that was initiated in 2008 and had been expected to continue until 2016. State law requires an assessment whenever the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF) does not have enough cash to pay insurers for the losses they incur. The
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We all know the importance of car safety. We depend on cars to get around everywhere and most of us probably drive enough to need to pay attention to the health of our cars. Every day the news channels depressingly report of stories of major car accidents, sometimes fatal, and these accidents are just the
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Hurricane season has begun, but you can still take steps to minimize the risk of damage to your home if a named storm swoops down on Central Florida this year. Here are 10 ways you can beef up your home’s protection before a hurricane approaches – don’t wait until a storm is on its way!
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As the price of gasoline continues to soar at the pumps many are looking for places to cut expenses. One of the most common places consumers often choose to cut those expenses is by ignoring regular maintenance on their vehicles . While hoping for better economic days or windfalls to cover the gap between earnings
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Back in the good old days insurance rates were determined by the driver’s age, sex, driving record and the type of car. At that time you paid for homeowners insurance based on the type of construction and you got a big discount if you lived within three miles of a fire station.
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What would a Florida summer be like without exploring the waterways, water skiing, fishing and other boating activities? July marks the middle of the boating season. As a boat owner, you probably spend more time on the water during June, July and August than all the rest of the year combined, even in Florida.
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