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Security guard insurance is vital in today’s business environment. It protects both security guard agencies and the companies they safeguard. There are various policy endorsements available to security guard companies and adding some or all of the following available options can provide the full protection needed in this high risk industry.
Assault & Battery
Security guard insurance can include clauses to cover guards in the event they are accused of assault and battery while in the course of their duties. Assault and battery is a crime whereby a person makes physical contact with another while also threatening that person in some way. For guards this could be a person alleging the use of unreasonable, physical force.
Broad Form Property Damage
Broad form property damage is the general commercial liability portion of security guard insurance. It is the principal form of insurance coverage and provides extended protection over basic potential causes of loss or property damage to a client’s property or even the inability for client to use that property. Continue reading ‘Types of Security Guard Insurance Coverage’ »
Posted by Steffan Kuntz on May 20, 2011 at 12:26 am under Insurance.
Tags: Business, Insurance coverage, Invasion of Privacy, liability insurance, Malicious Prosecution, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Security Guard Insurance
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Purchasing car insurance, or even renewing your policy once a year, is a task most people dislike. For this reason, they hurry through it, spending as little time as possible. The problem is, it’s easy to make small mistakes that can lead to hefty costs later.
It pays to slow down, and review the details. Take the time to ask your insurance broker questions that may influence the type of coverages you buy and the amounts you purchase. The information you discover may even prompt you to switch to another auto insurer. Below, we’ll provide five details you should uncover whenever you shop for coverage or renew your policy. Continue reading ‘5 Facts To Uncover When Buying Auto Insurance Coverage’ »
Posted by Steffan Kuntz on April 4, 2011 at 11:24 pm under Car-Auto-Insurance.
Tags: Auto Insurance, Auto Insurance Coverage, car insurance coverage, Insurance coverage
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1. Increasing your excess towards no less than £1000, will reduce your own monthly premiums. It will lower your insurance rates provided you have no accidents.
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2. Get yourself a cheaper vehicle. Getting your son or daughter to drive a cheaper vehicle can help you rest much easier in terms of cash flow along with keeping your vechile-insurance premiums manageable, as well.
3. Motivate your sons or daughters to obtain A’s and B’s. The majority of insurance providers provide a significant lower price with regard to younger motorists whom sustain a minimum of a good B grade.
4. Inform your insurance provider if your youngster goes away completely to college or university. If your youngster travels to college in excess of one hundred miles and doesn’t require a vehicle, you are able to typically obtain a significant break on your own monthly premiums but nonetheless get insurance coverage whenever he / she comes back home for the purpose of holiday. Continue reading ‘Auto Insurance Coverage Discounts For Teens’ »
Posted by Steffan Kuntz on February 28, 2011 at 3:16 pm under Car-Auto-Insurance.
Tags: Auto Insurance, Auto Insurance Coverage, Insurance coverage, vehicle insurance, vehicle insurance expenses
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There are times when a person could use some short term car insurance. This type of insurance coverage is for a short period of time such as a few days or weeks. You would not need to get this if you already have a full coverage insurance plan on your vehicle. This is basically for people that will be driving for a short amount of time such as with borrowing another persons car for a few days. It can be applied to any vehicle the person will be using for the time it is needed.
The policy covers the same points for driving as a standard policy does. It will give you protection in case of an accident. This is important because in many states the law requires you to have insurance coverage if you drive a car. It is also beneficial if an unforeseen accident should occur you won’t be out a lot of money. If you’re borrowing someones car and they don’t have coverage for other drivers you would owe a lot of money if an accident happened while you were driving. It would also affect your relationship with this person. Continue reading ‘A Few Advantages to Using Short Term Car Insurance’ »
Posted by Steffan Kuntz on March 18, 2010 at 4:28 pm under Car-Auto-Insurance.
Tags: Car Insurance, Insurance coverage, Short Term Car Insurance, type of insurance, type of insurance coverage
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There is a good chance that you are spending hundreds, possibly thousands of dollars on your car insurance annually. Please take a moment and think about what percentage of your income is allocated to car insurance premiums, and now you understand how crucial it is to educate yourself with some basic knowledge of car insurance and proper coverages. This article is not meant to be a detailed breakdown of your specific policy, but has the purpose of assisting you in being more informed the next time you make decisions about your car insurance coverage. After reading, please do yourself a favor and review the specifics of your current auto insurance policy.
Worst case scenario, you are driving your car, you cause an accident that results in major injuries to yourself and the other persons involved in the accident, as well as significant damage to both vehicles: Are you confident that your car insurance policy has adequate coverage for the damages, potential hospital bills, and possible legal fees? By maintaining the proper coverage and limits on your policy you may be able to eliminate or reduce the risk of major financial catastrophe. Continue reading ‘Car Insurance – The Basics’ »
Posted by Steffan Kuntz on February 3, 2010 at 11:12 pm under Car-Auto-Insurance.
Tags: Auto Insurance, auto insurance policy, Car Insurance, car insurance annually, car insurance coverage, car insurance premiums, insurance annually, Insurance coverage, Insurance Policy, insurance premiums
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Travel Insurance is essential, and everybody should take a look at it, before hitting the road. The right insurance can easily spell the difference between a bargain flight and a financial disaster. On the other hand, many people buy insurance, which they do not need at all. Or, they buy insurance coverage which they already have through their credit card.
There are three general types of travel insurance
Health related insurances covering the risk of sickness or an accident on the road
Luggage insurance
Insurance covering change or cancellation penalties
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Travel Health Insurance
People need coverage of medical expenses at home. On the road you need it even more. The first step before buying special health coverage for your trip is a check of the policy of your existing health insurance. On the road you need treatment costs, including expenses for hospitals, and transport back home, to be covered. Very helpful is an emergency phone number, where you can reach somebody familiar with the country you are in. He may know the right doctors, have an idea which hospitals are good, and have a relationship with them allowing for treatment without the need to pay the hospital before you are admitted. Continue reading ‘Travel Insurance 101’ »
Posted by Steffan Kuntz on January 16, 2010 at 11:05 pm under Travel Insurance.
Tags: Buy Insurance, Credit Card, financial disaster, Insurance coverage, The right insurance, Travel Insurance, Travel Insurance 101, types of travel insurance
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There’s no two ways about it: today’s economic climate is uncertain at best. If you’re like millions of other Americans, you’re looking for ways to save a bit of money. Worryingly, many are looking at automobile insurance as a possible way to save money. More than ever, people are choosing less coverage or even going without insurance entirely, hoping that they won’t be involved in an accident and therefore won’t need it. Unfortunately, hoping you’re not in an accident just isn’t enough.
According to a recent study, the number of people nation-wide who are going without auto insurance altogether is ballooning. One group expects 2010 to see as many as 16.3% of motorists uninsured. That means, of the 254.4 million passenger vehicles in the United States, as many as 41.5 million may be without insurance. With this many uninsured vehicles on the road, more insurance may actually end up being the better way to save money.
Saving Money
When looking at how steep insurance premiums can be, our natural reaction may be to choose less coverage as a way of saving money. But going with less coverage may actually end up costing you more, because you may not have the protection you think you have. Bare-minimum auto insurance may end up costing you more money and assets than you can afford. Continue reading ‘How Much Insurance Do I Really Need?’ »
Posted by Steffan Kuntz on January 16, 2010 at 10:41 pm under Car-Auto-Insurance.
Tags: automobile insurance, Insurance, Insurance coverage, Insurance Need, insurance premiums, Saving Money, uninsured vehicles on the road, way to save money
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