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Make sure your home is insured to today's rebuilding costs.
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If you have remodeled, added on, or just have not had your insurance limit reviewed in
several years, you may be under insured.
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Be sure you to specifically include coverage for jewelry, firearms,
fine arts, antiques, and hearing aids.
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Standard homeowners policies have limitations on these items, so having them scheduled
is the only way to insure them properly.
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Consider adding building ordinance and law coverage to your
homeowners policy.
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If you have a partial or total fire city, state or Federal building codes may require new and
costly features added to your home. Without this protection those costs are not covered by
a standard homeowners policy, leaving you to pay for them.
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Increase the Personal Liability limits on your homeowners.
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Increasing your protection from $100,000 to $500,000 costs as little as $15 a year. No one
wants to be a part of those outrageous lawsuits we sometimes read about.
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Make sure you have all your snowmobiles, boats, and
four-wheelers covered.
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If they are older and you don't need physical damage coverage, don't forget about the liability risk. Call and make sure you are protected if an injury accident occurs.
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