How to Prepare Your Home for Winter in North Texas
- Posted: November 11, 2019
- By: Mary Killingsworth
- Category: Blog / Homeowner's Insurance / Personal Insurance
What’s the Difference Between Independent Agents and Captive Agents?
- Posted: October 16, 2019
- By: Mary Killingsworth
- Category: Blog / Car Insurance / Homeowner's Insurance / Life Insurance / Personal Insurance
5 Types of Insurance Policies Everyone Needs
- Posted: October 16, 2019
- By: Mary Killingsworth
- Category: Blog / Car Insurance / CoVerica / Cyber Liability / Homeowner's Insurance / Life Insurance / Personal Insurance
Preventing Water Damage In Your Home
- Posted: July 10, 2017
- By: That Insurance Guy
- Category: Homeowner's Insurance
Define Insurance – What does Actual Cash Value (ACV) Mean?
- Posted: December 6, 2016
- By: That Insurance Guy
- Category: Homeowner's Insurance
The last valuation in our Define Insurance series, CoVerica explains what Actual Cash Value means and how it relates to an insurance claim.
Define Insurance – What does “Replacement Cost” mean?
- Posted: December 5, 2016
- By: That Insurance Guy
- Category: Homeowner's Insurance
In another installment of our Define Insurance series, CoVerica explains what “Replacement Cost” means in plain English in regards to an actual claim.
Define Insurance – What does “Agreed Value” mean?
- Posted: November 27, 2016
- By: That Insurance Guy
- Category: Homeowner's Insurance
In another installment of our Define Insurance series, CoVerica explains what “Agreed Value” means in plain English.
Watch Out for Vanishing Deductibles
- Posted: January 18, 2016
- By: That Insurance Guy
- Category: Homeowner's Insurance
Many insurance agencies are enticing customers by offering vanishing deductibles on car insurance policies. Meant to encourage safe driving, the plans trim their collision deductible for each year they don’t file a claim. For example, if a customer’s deductible starts off at $500 and five years pass without a claim being filed, the deductible vanishes […]
Named Perils Policy vs All-Risk Policy
- Posted: January 8, 2016
- By: That Insurance Guy
- Category: Homeowner's Insurance
When choosing disaster insurance, you basically have two choices, a named peril policy or an all-risk policy. The primary difference between them is that one type of policy covers what is “named” (included) in the policy while the other covers what is not included. In short, “named perils” are less expensive and less comprehensive than […]