Ten Eyck Group Blog: home insurance
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Friday, December 14, 2018 Most people lock their doors and windows. But does this give you enough security? Locking doors and windows can help to stop someone from easily getting into your home. But what happens if they break the window? It is important to add more security and protection to your windows, especially those on the first floor. READ MORE >>
Monday, October 15, 2018 Owning a seasonal or second home can be a rewarding experience. You can use the home when you would like to, or even rent it out for income. These second homes are valuable investments and need to be protected with appropriate home insurance. How do you do that? Home Insurance Is Necessary READ MORE >>
Tuesday, August 14, 2018 An insurance policy is a contract. A contract that specifically outlines what it does and does not cover in the event of a loss. While working in the industry, I am learning on a daily basis something new regarding the nuances of these contracts, and my goal is to help translate these 40+ contracts into something we can all understand. READ MORE >>
Monday, January 25, 2016Home insurance is one of the most valuable investments you can make. Yet, it may not seem as valuable when you are making payments on it, and perhaps even struggling to do so. In some cases, you may simply forget to make the payment. Whenever this occurs, you may mistakenly let the policy lapse. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, September 15, 2015IS YOUR NEIGHBOR’S INSURANCE COMPANY LIABLE TO PAY FOR THE DAMAGES? Falling trees and limbs cause millions of dollars in damage each year. It does not matter if a tree on your property falls during a windstorm or another natural disaster. Will your home insurance cover the damage? READ MORE >>
Wednesday, July 22, 2015 Ten Eyck Group President, Charlie Barnes, was pleased to meet with Jennifer Lewke, Investigative Reporter for Channel 6 News, last week to answer her questions regarding what to expect regarding fluctuations in homeowners rates over the next few months due to the winter storms of last year. READ MORE >>
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