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Cheap Home Insurance - A Few Tips To Save Money
By: Greg Haehl iSnare Expert Author
Is there such a thing as cheap home insurance? There may be a better question.
Is home insurance really that expensive? Homeowner’s insurance may very well be
the consumer’s best buy when it comes to insurance. There are multiple benefits
and features that make the home policy unique. Most everything that the
homeowner owns including the dwelling can be covered in some way by homeowner’s
insurance. When you think of the magnitude of the coverage afforded by
homeowner’s insurance versus the premium paid then you would have to agree that
homeowner’s insurance is a very good buy. The rates on property insurance in
general, have increased over the last ten years. Much of that has to with
increased catastrophes like the hurricanes in Florida. The toxic mold problem
that originated out west has also caused premiums to increase on a national
basis. The home insurance buyer really needs to focus on a few areas to get the
most for the premium dollars paid.
Accurate Dwelling Amount – This is the first most critical decision that you
will make. The square footage of your dwelling has to be correct in establishing
the replacement value of your home. The market value is of little use to you
when you purchase insurance to rebuild the structure. Replacement cost is better
for homes that have been built within the last 40 years. Check with your
insurance company underwriting guidelines.
Replacement Cost or Actual Cash Value – This facet of your home insurance policy
should be clearly understood. Replacement cost insurance on both your dwelling
and its contents means that the insurance company will rebuild or replace your
loss with like kind and quality. Actual Cash Value will calculate the
replacement cost and then subtract for depreciation. The actual cash value
policy is cheaper but you will have to come up with the depreciable amount out
of your own pocket.
Deductible – Higher deductibles bring your premium down substantially. $500 to
$1000 deductibles are common. This is a huge savings to you over the years and
is your most valuable tool in lowering the cost.
About the Author:
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