Elizabeth Murphy's Articles in Finance

  • Get Home Insurance and Protect Your Investment
    The home is probably the single most important investment you will make in your life. It is a large purchase and is more likely going to be the place that shelters you and your family for the rest of your life. However, there are things that can occur that can take away the home faster than it took to acquire it in the first place, so it is good to be prepared if one of these things do happen. At anytime the home can catch fire, be damaged in a flood, or suffer a wind event such as a tornado or a hurricane. We do not expect these things to happen, but we can always be prepared for them. One great way to be prepared for such events is home insurance.
  • Protect your Jewelry by Adding a Float onto Your Insurance Policy
    Jewelry can be a very important investment, or it can be something special that has been handed down for years. Whatever the reason why it is in your possession, it is important to protect it when you are not wearing. While you're not wearing it, there is a place in which you must keep it and that is usually within the home, if you are not one to put such belongings in a safety deposit box at the bank. No one expects anything to happen to jewelry while it is safe and sound in the home, but there are certain things that can happen beyond our control. Such events are:
  • Why Renter's Insurance is so Important
    Many renters are under the false impression that the insurance their renter has on the home is enough to cover any losses within it. These can losses can be a result of anything ranging from theft to fire or another catastrophe such as earthquake or tornado. However, the insurance that the landlord holds on the property is only for the structure itself and not for the contents within it. That is why it is very important for renters to acquire renters insurance to protect their belongings.
  • How Where You Live Affects Your Driving Insurance Rates
    Many of us live where we live because we were either raised there or we landed there somehow and are happy with where we are at. Sometimes someone may not have control over where they live for occupational reasons. Whatever the reason why you live where you do, that fact can actually have an influence on how much you pay for your auto insurance. Does this mean you should move to pay lower premiums? Well, not unless you want to. But it is important to know how where you live affects your auto insurance rates.

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