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Compare Life Insurance Quotes
Compare Life Insurance Quotes
Multiple term life insurance comparison rates from competing companies
Insurance.com makes it easy to comparison shop for term life insurance quotes. First answer simple questions – basic information about yourself, your health and the coverage you want. Then you’ll be on your way to receiving free life insurance quotes from multiple companies. You can review your options and pick the term life insurance policy that's right for you.
Make life insurance companies compete for your business! Start a quote.
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* Life
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* Auto
* Home & Renters
* Life
* Health
* Other
Do you currently have auto insurance?
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* Single/Family/Student
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Protection and peace of mind. When you purchase term life insurance, this is what you're buying – peace of mind because you know your family will be financially protected if you pass away. Insurance.com is here to help you compare life insurance quotes and find the right policy at the best price.
So what are you waiting for? It's time to protect your family and get priceless peace of mind.
Latest life insurance articles
* Funeral insurance: Your final policy
Death is inevitable – and expensive. There are several options for making sure loved ones aren't on the hook for your funeral expenses.
* Single parents: Don't skip this insurance
Most single parents do not buy life insurance, but that critical misstep may threaten their child's future well-being.
* Will AD&D insurance pay these freakish claims?
What disqualifies you from collecting on an AD&D policy? Find out the surprising answers.
* Poll: Life insurance first to go in hard times
Many people would cut back on life insurance after financial setback, a poll finds. Others wouldn't dream of cutting any insurance.
Multiple term life insurance comparison rates from competing companies
Insurance.com makes it easy to comparison shop for term life insurance quotes. First answer simple questions – basic information about yourself, your health and the coverage you want. Then you’ll be on your way to receiving free life insurance quotes from multiple companies. You can review your options and pick the term life insurance policy that's right for you.
Make life insurance companies compete for your business! Start a quote.
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* Home & Renters
* Life
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* Other
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Protection and peace of mind. When you purchase term life insurance, this is what you're buying – peace of mind because you know your family will be financially protected if you pass away. Insurance.com is here to help you compare life insurance quotes and find the right policy at the best price.
So what are you waiting for? It's time to protect your family and get priceless peace of mind.
Latest life insurance articles
* Funeral insurance: Your final policy
Death is inevitable – and expensive. There are several options for making sure loved ones aren't on the hook for your funeral expenses.
* Single parents: Don't skip this insurance
Most single parents do not buy life insurance, but that critical misstep may threaten their child's future well-being.
* Will AD&D insurance pay these freakish claims?
What disqualifies you from collecting on an AD&D policy? Find out the surprising answers.
* Poll: Life insurance first to go in hard times
Many people would cut back on life insurance after financial setback, a poll finds. Others wouldn't dream of cutting any insurance.
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Insuring Your Wedding or Engagement Ring
Insuring Your Wedding or Engagement Ring
Engagement or wedding rings and love.
February 15, 2009
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Did you get engaged for Valentine's Day? It's one of the most popular times of year for couples to commit. By now, you're probably getting tons of advice—and hopefully some nice messages from the friends who've seen the photo you added to Facebook last night. So, congratulations—and now here's our helpful advice about protecting your new ring.
Check your homeowners or renters policy first
If you have home insurance, a condominium owners policy or renters insurance, your policy will most likely include coverage for a limited amount of jewelry, usually $500 or $1,000. The limit of coverage applies to all jewelry you own, so be sure to consider the value of all your jewelry before deciding that it's enough coverage.
You have two options for buying more coverage than your home insurance offers. You can add more coverage to your home or renter's policy by adding an endorsement to cover the appraised value of your ring or all of your jewelry. This type of policy endorsement is sometimes called a floater or jewelry floater or a personal articles policy. The cost is based on a certain price per thousand dollars of insured value, usually around $2 to $5 per $100. So, the cost to insure a $3,000 ring might range from $60 to $100 a year. If you have a loss, your insurance company has the option of paying you the appraised amount or replacing the ring.
If you don't have home insurance or want to compare rates before you insure your ring, try a jewelry insurance specialist. Many companies will offer an online quote, so you can compare costs and coverage. An appraisal from a certified jeweler will be helpful to establish the value of your ring whether you buy online or from an agent.
Finally, while you're at it, take a few minutes to review your insurance coverage for all of your valuable items, including computers and electronics. If you need help finding out if your valuables are properly insured, contact your insurance agent or insurance company for more information.
Handle with care
You can't insure your ring for daily "wear and tear." So be extra careful while cleaning or doing household chores. Harsh chemicals can damage precious stones and metals, especially platinum, and a rough blow can easily dislodge a stone from its setting. A jeweler can polish your wedding bands, but it's not a free service, so try to avoid scratches and nicks when you can. And, it's a good idea to have a jeweler check your ring every year for loose prongs or stones. It costs little to replace a prong—and you'll avoid an insurance claim in the long run.
Some jewelers offer a service plan to cover wear and tear. These plans are usually either included in the price of the ring or available after purchase for a percentage of the original price. Service plans almost never cover theft, loss, or damage beyond normal wear and tear, so they are not a substitute for insurance.
Hold on tight
OK. These tips might sound like they came from your grandmother, but seriously—who wants to take a chance?
* When you take off your ring, always put it in the same place. A ring-holder is a great idea.
* Don't place your ring on the counter next to the sink when you wash your hands—unless the drain opening is covered.
* Sunscreen is slippery—so be careful not to lose your ring at the beach or pool—or on your honeymoon.
* Resize a ring that doesn't fit, even if it costs extra. Rings have fallen off the hands of the newly engaged and been lost forever, so ignore this advice at your own risk.
Insurance can never replace the sentimental value of a wedding ring, but it can give you some peace of mind and protect your investment.
Engagement or wedding rings and love.
February 15, 2009
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Did you get engaged for Valentine's Day? It's one of the most popular times of year for couples to commit. By now, you're probably getting tons of advice—and hopefully some nice messages from the friends who've seen the photo you added to Facebook last night. So, congratulations—and now here's our helpful advice about protecting your new ring.
Check your homeowners or renters policy first
If you have home insurance, a condominium owners policy or renters insurance, your policy will most likely include coverage for a limited amount of jewelry, usually $500 or $1,000. The limit of coverage applies to all jewelry you own, so be sure to consider the value of all your jewelry before deciding that it's enough coverage.
You have two options for buying more coverage than your home insurance offers. You can add more coverage to your home or renter's policy by adding an endorsement to cover the appraised value of your ring or all of your jewelry. This type of policy endorsement is sometimes called a floater or jewelry floater or a personal articles policy. The cost is based on a certain price per thousand dollars of insured value, usually around $2 to $5 per $100. So, the cost to insure a $3,000 ring might range from $60 to $100 a year. If you have a loss, your insurance company has the option of paying you the appraised amount or replacing the ring.
If you don't have home insurance or want to compare rates before you insure your ring, try a jewelry insurance specialist. Many companies will offer an online quote, so you can compare costs and coverage. An appraisal from a certified jeweler will be helpful to establish the value of your ring whether you buy online or from an agent.
Finally, while you're at it, take a few minutes to review your insurance coverage for all of your valuable items, including computers and electronics. If you need help finding out if your valuables are properly insured, contact your insurance agent or insurance company for more information.
Handle with care
You can't insure your ring for daily "wear and tear." So be extra careful while cleaning or doing household chores. Harsh chemicals can damage precious stones and metals, especially platinum, and a rough blow can easily dislodge a stone from its setting. A jeweler can polish your wedding bands, but it's not a free service, so try to avoid scratches and nicks when you can. And, it's a good idea to have a jeweler check your ring every year for loose prongs or stones. It costs little to replace a prong—and you'll avoid an insurance claim in the long run.
Some jewelers offer a service plan to cover wear and tear. These plans are usually either included in the price of the ring or available after purchase for a percentage of the original price. Service plans almost never cover theft, loss, or damage beyond normal wear and tear, so they are not a substitute for insurance.
Hold on tight
OK. These tips might sound like they came from your grandmother, but seriously—who wants to take a chance?
* When you take off your ring, always put it in the same place. A ring-holder is a great idea.
* Don't place your ring on the counter next to the sink when you wash your hands—unless the drain opening is covered.
* Sunscreen is slippery—so be careful not to lose your ring at the beach or pool—or on your honeymoon.
* Resize a ring that doesn't fit, even if it costs extra. Rings have fallen off the hands of the newly engaged and been lost forever, so ignore this advice at your own risk.
Insurance can never replace the sentimental value of a wedding ring, but it can give you some peace of mind and protect your investment.
Home Insurance and 4th of July Fireworks
Home Insurance and 4th of July Fireworks
June 29, 2009
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Does your home insurance cover fireworks accidents? With the Fourth of July holiday fast approaching, it’s important to know the answer. What types of accidents are there, will your home insurance company pay for them, and how can you avoid them?
Because each house and family is unique, there is no single or easy answer to these questions. Most home insurance policies provide many different types of protection, and these protections often have different payment limits. Also, there are different types of accidents.
Different accidents, different coverages. If fireworks set fire to leaves in your gutter, a section of your home insurance policy for fire incidents could cover the damage. Fireworks that malfunction and injure a friend on your property could be covered under a section for medical payments to others. Likewise, a section on liability payments could cover your fireworks accidentally shooting into your neighbor’s house and breaking a window.
Get an umbrella (policy). If you have lots of assets or need more protection, consider adding an umbrella policy. A personal umbrella liability policy can protect you after you reach the limits of your standard policy. It may also protect you in areas not covered on your other policies.
Each homeowners insurance policy is different, so if you have a question, ask your insurance company to point out and explain the sections of your policy that describe your coverage.
Practice safety. Even if you understand your home insurance policy and are sure you’re covered, the best way to avoid problems is to focus on safety by using proper pyrotechnic practices. Every year, thousands of people are injured by fireworks, and some are even killed.
Imagine how you would feel if you burned down a neighbor’s house or seriously injured someone while trying to celebrate. Insurance questions would probably be the last thing on your mind. Even if your insurance did cover the accident, the consequences could continue for the rest of your life.
Keep children safe. According to the latest fireworks injury report from the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC), children make up a large percentage of fireworks injuries each year. Even children under five are injured often, including many burns from sparklers – which can reach temperatures of 1,200 and even 2,000 degrees. The best advice is to avoid private fireworks displays. If you want to see fireworks, go to a professional public display. However, if you insist on lighting fireworks yourself, please follow these fireworks safety tips from the CPSC.
June 29, 2009
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Does your home insurance cover fireworks accidents? With the Fourth of July holiday fast approaching, it’s important to know the answer. What types of accidents are there, will your home insurance company pay for them, and how can you avoid them?
Because each house and family is unique, there is no single or easy answer to these questions. Most home insurance policies provide many different types of protection, and these protections often have different payment limits. Also, there are different types of accidents.
Different accidents, different coverages. If fireworks set fire to leaves in your gutter, a section of your home insurance policy for fire incidents could cover the damage. Fireworks that malfunction and injure a friend on your property could be covered under a section for medical payments to others. Likewise, a section on liability payments could cover your fireworks accidentally shooting into your neighbor’s house and breaking a window.
Get an umbrella (policy). If you have lots of assets or need more protection, consider adding an umbrella policy. A personal umbrella liability policy can protect you after you reach the limits of your standard policy. It may also protect you in areas not covered on your other policies.
Each homeowners insurance policy is different, so if you have a question, ask your insurance company to point out and explain the sections of your policy that describe your coverage.
Practice safety. Even if you understand your home insurance policy and are sure you’re covered, the best way to avoid problems is to focus on safety by using proper pyrotechnic practices. Every year, thousands of people are injured by fireworks, and some are even killed.
Imagine how you would feel if you burned down a neighbor’s house or seriously injured someone while trying to celebrate. Insurance questions would probably be the last thing on your mind. Even if your insurance did cover the accident, the consequences could continue for the rest of your life.
Keep children safe. According to the latest fireworks injury report from the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC), children make up a large percentage of fireworks injuries each year. Even children under five are injured often, including many burns from sparklers – which can reach temperatures of 1,200 and even 2,000 degrees. The best advice is to avoid private fireworks displays. If you want to see fireworks, go to a professional public display. However, if you insist on lighting fireworks yourself, please follow these fireworks safety tips from the CPSC.
Protect your home for less.
Protect your home for less.
Home insurance does more than satisfying a bank's requirements. It lets you and your family know that you'll be financially protected. Condo, renters and homeowners insurance can cover the structure of your home as well as your belongings – even when they're not in your house. In addition, home owner insurance can cover you for legal liability and more.
At Insurance.com, you can compare renters, condo, or home insurance quotes from our partners online and buy a policy whenever you're ready. Start a quote to see discounts and rates, investigate your options and come back whenever your want.
We believe home insurance can be easy, so we make it simple for you to start your research online. If you're ready to buy your home owners insurance, you can call, buy online or have a licensed agent call you. We're here to make comparing home insurance quotes less painful!
Home insurance does more than satisfying a bank's requirements. It lets you and your family know that you'll be financially protected. Condo, renters and homeowners insurance can cover the structure of your home as well as your belongings – even when they're not in your house. In addition, home owner insurance can cover you for legal liability and more.
At Insurance.com, you can compare renters, condo, or home insurance quotes from our partners online and buy a policy whenever you're ready. Start a quote to see discounts and rates, investigate your options and come back whenever your want.
We believe home insurance can be easy, so we make it simple for you to start your research online. If you're ready to buy your home owners insurance, you can call, buy online or have a licensed agent call you. We're here to make comparing home insurance quotes less painful!
Get affordable health insurance.
Get affordable health insurance.
Health insurance costs keep rising, but health care coverage provides essential financial protection for your family. You need coverage to avoid medical costs you can't afford, but you don't want to pay for coverage you don't need. That's why it's so important to compare health insurance quotes from multiple companies. You can get the family health insurance you need at a competitive price.
Many customers research their health insurance options online and then call to speak with a licensed agent. Because you can customize your health insurance search with Insurance.com, you get the health insurance quote you want and the coverage your family needs.
Health insurance costs keep rising, but health care coverage provides essential financial protection for your family. You need coverage to avoid medical costs you can't afford, but you don't want to pay for coverage you don't need. That's why it's so important to compare health insurance quotes from multiple companies. You can get the family health insurance you need at a competitive price.
Many customers research their health insurance options online and then call to speak with a licensed agent. Because you can customize your health insurance search with Insurance.com, you get the health insurance quote you want and the coverage your family needs.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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Home Insurance and 4th of July Fireworks
June 29, 2009
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Does your home insurance cover fireworks accidents? With the Fourth of July holiday fast approaching, it’s important to know the answer. What types of accidents are there, will your home insurance company pay for them, and how can you avoid them?
Because each house and family is unique, there is no single or easy answer to these questions. Most home insurance policies provide many different types of protection, and these protections often have different payment limits. Also, there are different types of accidents.
Different accidents, different coverages. If fireworks set fire to leaves in your gutter, a section of your home insurance policy for fire incidents could cover the damage. Fireworks that malfunction and injure a friend on your property could be covered under a section for medical payments to others. Likewise, a section on liability payments could cover your fireworks accidentally shooting into your neighbor’s house and breaking a window.
Get an umbrella (policy). If you have lots of assets or need more protection, consider adding an umbrella policy. A personal umbrella liability policy can protect you after you reach the limits of your standard policy. It may also protect you in areas not covered on your other policies.
Each homeowners insurance policy is different, so if you have a question, ask your insurance company to point out and explain the sections of your policy that describe your coverage.
Practice safety. Even if you understand your home insurance policy and are sure you’re covered, the best way to avoid problems is to focus on safety by using proper pyrotechnic practices. Every year, thousands of people are injured by fireworks, and some are even killed.
Imagine how you would feel if you burned down a neighbor’s house or seriously injured someone while trying to celebrate. Insurance questions would probably be the last thing on your mind. Even if your insurance did cover the accident, the consequences could continue for the rest of your life.
Keep children safe. According to the latest fireworks injury report from the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC), children make up a large percentage of fireworks injuries each year. Even children under five are injured often, including many burns from sparklers – which can reach temperatures of 1,200 and even 2,000 degrees. The best advice is to avoid private fireworks displays. If you want to see fireworks, go to a professional public display. However, if you insist on lighting fireworks yourself, please follow these fireworks safety tips from the CPSC.
June 29, 2009
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Does your home insurance cover fireworks accidents? With the Fourth of July holiday fast approaching, it’s important to know the answer. What types of accidents are there, will your home insurance company pay for them, and how can you avoid them?
Because each house and family is unique, there is no single or easy answer to these questions. Most home insurance policies provide many different types of protection, and these protections often have different payment limits. Also, there are different types of accidents.
Different accidents, different coverages. If fireworks set fire to leaves in your gutter, a section of your home insurance policy for fire incidents could cover the damage. Fireworks that malfunction and injure a friend on your property could be covered under a section for medical payments to others. Likewise, a section on liability payments could cover your fireworks accidentally shooting into your neighbor’s house and breaking a window.
Get an umbrella (policy). If you have lots of assets or need more protection, consider adding an umbrella policy. A personal umbrella liability policy can protect you after you reach the limits of your standard policy. It may also protect you in areas not covered on your other policies.
Each homeowners insurance policy is different, so if you have a question, ask your insurance company to point out and explain the sections of your policy that describe your coverage.
Practice safety. Even if you understand your home insurance policy and are sure you’re covered, the best way to avoid problems is to focus on safety by using proper pyrotechnic practices. Every year, thousands of people are injured by fireworks, and some are even killed.
Imagine how you would feel if you burned down a neighbor’s house or seriously injured someone while trying to celebrate. Insurance questions would probably be the last thing on your mind. Even if your insurance did cover the accident, the consequences could continue for the rest of your life.
Keep children safe. According to the latest fireworks injury report from the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC), children make up a large percentage of fireworks injuries each year. Even children under five are injured often, including many burns from sparklers – which can reach temperatures of 1,200 and even 2,000 degrees. The best advice is to avoid private fireworks displays. If you want to see fireworks, go to a professional public display. However, if you insist on lighting fireworks yourself, please follow these fireworks safety tips from the CPSC.
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