Love Bites—Get Umbrella CoverageIn today’s economy, everyone is pinching pennies. So why worry about umbrella coverage? Shouldn’t a home and auto policy leave you adequately covered?  Unfortunately, we live in a world of lawsuits. Large damages can be awarded, be extremely expensive and have long-term financial impact. Those lawsuits can come from unlikely sources, such as our furry friends. Take Herschel

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Some individuals take home improvement very seriously. When they decide to improve upon their homes, they really go all out and knock down walls, add on rooms, and change the layout of their property. If you’re thinking of making any type of improvement at all but don’t have the know how required, we’ll try to help, read this article. When

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When choosing a contractor to repair the storm damage to your home, AVOID contractors who: Claim that they have been “approved” by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (“FEMA”). FEMA does not approve or disapprove contractors. Insist that you pay for the work in CASH and in ADVANCE. Municipalities and countries prohibit licensed contractors from doing this. Do not itemize the

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Well now that the power is back on and most of the trees have been cut up and stacked on the sidewalk we would like to provide some input regarding home improvement, it’s time that you learn about it and become an expert on your own, contractors can be costly. While this may require an extra commitment, you will get

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As we approach the end of 2012, forecasters are predicting the end of the housing market decline.  With this comes a slow recovery of the residential construction industry accompanied by the rising cost of home building.  Early indicators, such as increases in the cost of gasoline and diesel, gypsum board and soft lumber, support these predictions. New homes are being

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