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Im a first time home buyer, how much should I expect to pay for homeowners insurance in Connecticut?
Oct 25, 2008 by nick h h | Posted in Insurance
I am looking at buying a $225,000 home, I have excellent credit, I have no past insurance claims, and my home would have a replacement value of $160,000.
Home insurance is actually very flexible. I'm not sure about Connecticut regulations, so I suggest you contact a local home insurance agent. http://www.easyhomeinsuranceguide.com/Connecticut-Home-Insurance.html They will be able to help you.
Hedwig M | Oct 25, 2008
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How much would a private insurance agent make in Connecticut?
Mar 03, 2007 by sklinckyy | Posted in Insurance
As in selling every company's insurance and working from home.
That depends on you - how hard are you willing to work? Also, how many people do you know that will buy from you? I started my own agency last year on May 1, and make a very good living already, but I know a lot of business owners. Also, I have over 23 years experience in the insurance industry. I do not sell a product based on what I make, I sell a product if it is the best thing for my client. I also treat my clients the way I want to be treated. Therefore, I get a ton of referrals, and write at least 50% of what I present. It is very hard work, and you need to have a "thick skin" if you go into this industry. We are trusted less than a used car salesman according to a survey I read recently. But, I truly love what I do, and know I have helped a lot of people save money, and get only what they need. You will probably be better off starting in an office, learning about it before you go off on your own. Good luck!
nurse ratchet | Mar 03, 2007
vacant house insurance?
Oct 29, 2008 by just_another_guy | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
which is the best insurance company that covers a vacant house or a second house (I wish it was by choice !)?
We have a house that we are trying to rent or sell, but have not had too much luck. But it seems like regular home insurance covers the house ONLY if you live in the house. Which means that if something bad happens to the house, they will not pay the claim because we don't live in the house anymore.
What's the best solution? We live in Connecticut.
Home insurance covers lots of different things. I'm not sure about Connecticut regulations, so I suggest you call a nearby home insurance agent. http://www.easyhomeinsuranceguide.com/Connecticut-Home-Insurance.html They should be able to assist you.
Keaton K | Oct 30, 2008
Health coverage after a layoff - abc7news.com
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5 Steps to Take for Holding on to Your Insurance Coverage 1. COBRA. While this may be the most expensive option, it's a good one for someone with a pre-existing medical condition. For people recently laid off, the first, immediate option to review is COBRA coverage. COBRA is required of businesses with 20 or more employees. It provides continuation of group health coverage that otherwise might be terminated. One common myth about COBRA coverage is that it is only good for 18 months, but quite often this is not the case as it can be continued indefinitely through state COBRA programs. First steps include checking with the employer's human resources department to receive complete information on how to qualify for COBRA, the costs and how to apply. If COBRA is an option, it should be carefully reviewed before being refused as once it's dismissed, it can't be recalled. 2. Going from a double- to a single-income family. For the family in a two-income home where one parent has been laid off, checking into programs like Healthy Families is an important step. In many states, a family of 4 can make up to $60,000 (California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, Washington, D.C.) and in other states up to $50,000 a year (Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, New Mexico, New York, Washington) and still qualify the children for comprehensive coverage. These programs may provide low-cost health coverage for children and teens up to age 19 including comprehensive health, dental and vision coverage. Moving the family's young dependents from private insurance to government sponsored plans can reduce monthly premiums and perhaps make a family's adult private premium coverage affordable.
Source: abc7news.com, CA
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