Affordable Insurance Blog

Most homeowners understand that insurance companies don’t cover damage caused by normal wear and tear and natural aging of structural materials. Yet, you might not have realized that the following can also result in a denial: Waiting too long to submit the claim Insurance companies require that you file your claim and initial statement within…

In the majority of states, you are required to have auto insurance when you drive. If you are caught driving without insurance you can face a fine, a suspended license, time in jail, or some combination of the three. If you find yourself in an accident and do not have insurance, you may be liable…

Liability insurance is a required part of auto insurance policies because it is mandated by law. This is because many car accidents may involve serious injury or costly property damage or both. If you are at fault, then you are liable by law to pay for the damages. That’s where liability insurance comes in, to…

Nowadays, people seem to be instantly categorized, rather than being treated as an individual. This is why it can be difficult to organize auto insurance. If you are simply seen as one of the people who are assessed as ‘high risk’ or ‘those who have had their license suspended’ then many insurers simply walk away.…

Insurance companies typically only replace roofs if a natural or man-made accidental event caused severe damage. Insurers deny claims for the following reasons: The damage is from deterioration related to natural aging and wear-and-tear. You failed to provide proof that you appropriately maintained your roof every year via inspections and repairs. You didn’t inform your…

If you fail to pay your premium, make unapproved modifications, or get involved in fraud, your insurance provider may drop you. However, driving around without insurance coverage is illegal, and if you get involved in an accident, you’ll have to pay out-of-pocket for damages. Luckily, you can apply for auto insurance coverage again if your…

Auto insurance generally comes as a package of protections. One part of the package, required by most states, is liability insurance. What exactly is this? If you are responsible or cause an accident while driving, you may be required to pay for or, in legal terms, be “liable” for damages. If an accident occurs, you…

When you purchase car insurance, you’re required by your insurance provider to pay a premium for your policy. However, auto insurance is more than simply paying your premiums. It involves careful selection of the right policy to guarantee coverage in case of an accident or theft. For instance, if you solely choose collision insurance, don’t…

Auto insurance is a contract that you draft with your insurance company to cover you in the event of theft or an accident. Despite its importance, some car owners don’t have quality car insurance, and even when they do, they go for the lowest coverage. If you’re one of these individuals, don’t let these three…

Many drivers have limited knowledge about auto insurance when they set up their policies. Parents often make insurance arrangements for teenagers. Some adults only focus on the main coverage points and premium savings. These drivers eventually start asking questions: Why do my personal demographics matter so much? Teens usually exhibit riskier driving behaviors than older…

All Colorado drivers are required to carry auto insurance, however, not everyone follows the rules. Even those who have car insurance may choose the lowest limits required by law to save money, which may put you at risk. Protect yourself against unexpected accident expenses by adding underinsured/uninsured (UIM/UM) motorist coverage to your policy. UIM/UM coverage…

When you purchase auto insurance, you will be sent documents which prove that you are covered. Remember, it is very important to keep this with you when you are driving as most states require a driver to show proof of car insurance when stopped by the police. Several other states will simply ask for your…