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Home InsuranceHome insurance is insurance on the policyholder's home. Primary residences as well as vacation homes can be insured through home insurance. For home insurance purposes, a home can be a freestanding structure, a trailer, a houseboat, an apartment, or any other place where the policyholder may live. A home insurance policy covers dama... : Home Insurance
Medical and dental insuranceWhile it would be nice if we never got sick, and never needed medical or dental assistance, it’s a basic fact of life that these services will be needed at some time or another. It’s another unfortunate fact that these services are extremely expensive, sometimes devastatingly so. Therefore, as true as these facts are, it should also be true that it is a basic fact that no matter who you are or how healthy you are, you need to have health insurance. Not only is it required, but it’s required b... : Medical and dental insurance
Business Continuation InsurancePlanning for a smooth continuation of your business after unexpected events to key personnel is simple and may ensure prosperity.Business Continuation Insurance protects your business against the potential economic loss resulting from the passing or disability of key executives and/or employees.It is also designed to ensure that a fair value is paid for the interests of a business owner.An adequate solution is one that:Offsets the losses generated by... : Business Continuation Insurance
Whole of Life InsuranceLife insurance is an insurance policy that is written on the life of the policyholder. There are two forms of life insurance – whole life insurance and term life insurance.
With a whole life insurance policy, the policyholder pays monthly insurance premiums of a set amount for a specific length of time. When the person dies – even if it is before the life insuran... : Whole of Life Insurance
Federal Housing Administration Mortgages (FHA)These are mortgages that are guaranteed against default by the Federal government. Lenders are willing to give mortgages to homebuyers with smaller down payments than under conventional financing because the Federal government guarantees the loan against default. The homebuyer must pay an insurance premium for this privilege and this ... : Federal Housing Administration Mortgages (FHA)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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