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Launch of PropertyInsuranceCoverage.com will Help Consumers Save Money on Property Insurance

Launch of PropertyInsuranceCoverage.com will Help Consumers Save Money on Property Insurance











New York, NY (PRWEB) June 22, 2012

Homeowners in the United States can now use PropertyInsuranceCoverage.com to find, compare, and save money on homeowners insurance, renters insurance, condo insurance, and many other types of property insurance coverage. “We work with many home insurance companies and independent brokers in the United States,” said Eric, Senior Advisor of PropertyInsuranceCoverage.com. “We provide a nation-wide service coverage on property insurance in the United States.”

We aim to help consumers save money on property insurance by providing as much opportunities to compare as possible, so they can maximize their savings.

Residents in the United States need property insurance. According to the latest research and data from USA Census (source: census.gov), there are over 131 million households in the United States. With an average home value of $ 204,107.84, an average homeowner pays only $ 757.51 a year on home insurance. USA Census also reports an average of 2,894 per 100,000 households suffer from property crime every single year (2.894% property crime rate). “It is logical to protect your real estate investment with affordable property insurance,” Eric added. “We can help you find the best coverage at the lowest rate.”

How does PropertyInsuranceCoverage.com work? “All we need is your ZIP code,” said Eric. When a ZIP code is entered, the system automatically determines the location of the ZIP code, connects with eligible property insurance providers in the specific area, and then displays quotes from multiple companies on the screen. The entire process completes in a matter of seconds.

There is no cost to use PropertyInsuranceCoverage.com’s services. “It doesn’t hurt to compare,” Eric continued. “Let us help you save money on homeowners, renters, or condo insurance.” Find, compare, and save money on property insurance quotes today.























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Prairie State Insurance Cooperative Expands Executive Committee Membership

Prairie State Insurance Cooperative Expands Executive Committee Membership










Itasca, IL (PRWEB) February 14, 2012

The Prairie State Insurance Cooperative (PSIC) is pleased to announce the expansion of its Executive Committee board, and the appointing of two new board members, growing the board from seven to nine members.

Dr. Julie Ann Fuchs, assistant superintendent for business at the Kaneland Community Unit School District #302 and Thomas Akers, superintendent at Cambridge Consolidated Unit School District #227 have accepted the two newly created positions with PSIC.

The board expansion was in line with the goals set out by the PSIC board once it reached the 100-district-member benchmark, which occurred in September 2011. “The goal is to make the group as representative as possible, including small districts, larger districts, rural, urban and to represent the geographic differences of having school districts in northern, central and southern Illinois,” says Robert Pegg, Marketing Director for Associated Risk Managers (ARM) of Illinois, which handles marketing efforts of the program.

Dr. Fuchs has been responsible for business and operations at Kaneland CUSD #302 for the past three years and a PSIC member district since 2009. She completed her undergraduate work at Illinois State University and received her doctorate in curriculum leadership from Northern Illinois University.

Thomas Akers carrier spans 20 years in education as a principal in Rock Falls, IL and for the last five years as the superintendent of the Cambridge Consolidated Unit School District #227. Tom and his wife Kelly live in the Cambridge area with their four children.

The PSIC program writes property and liability insurance, workers compensation coverage, school board liability, student accident coverage, pollution coverage, and treasurers bonds. Since 2006, ARM of Illinois has been offering the PSIC plan to Illinois public school districts. Now at 100 members, the program has become a model for self-administration of insurance and risk management for public schools. The program is administered by Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services, Inc.

“We are pleased to have the added expertise that Dr. Fuchs and Mr. Akers bring to our board,” says Pegg. “They will add a depth of understanding and a passion to our efforts that will only enhance what we’ve already accomplished.”

About Prairie State Insurance Cooperative:

The Prairie State Insurance Cooperative (PSIC) is a protected, self-insurance risk management program that gives districts long-term stability in premiums, as well as broader coverages and increased limits. A specialized insurance & risk management program for public school districts in North, Northwest, Central and Southern Illinois, the PSIC offers several property, liability, and employee- and student-related coverage options. The program is administered by Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services, Inc.

About ARM of Illinois:

ARM of Illinois is the regional membership association serving member agencies in the state of Illinois, and is part of the national association of ARM.

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Dial direct : Dial Directs simple, smart Home Contents insurance makes sure you can replace most of those items should anything happen to them ‘ at today’s prices. For example, if you bought a top of the range TV for R5 000 six years ago, you probably insured it for R5 000, however at today’s prices, a TV of the same caliber would probably cost about R10 000. If something happened to that TV and you submitted a claim without updating its replacement value, you would only be paid out the R5 000 insured value. Mi way Home Insurance : Mi Way Buildings Insurance product covers the permanent structures on your property as well as all permanent fixtures, fittings and improvements to your property. Buildings Insurance will cover your borehole and swimming pool pumps, gate motor as well as underground pipes and cables. Standard Bank : A comprehensive homeowner’s insurance policy protects your home from the risk of structural damage, including fire damage, storm damage or a burst geyser. Standard Bank Insurance Limited comprehensive insurance policy provides hassle free, reliable cover with excellent value-added benefits. OutSurance : We’ll cover your household contents against theft, intentional damage to your valuables, as well as damage caused by a power surge or a burst geyser. Even damage to your contents due to fire, lightning storm, hail and flood is covered. We’ll apply an automatic annual inflation-linked adjustment to ensure that your contents won’t be under-insured. Our standard household insurance package also takes care of personal liability which covers you if your domestic worker gets injured while on duty or where you may be held responsible for causing death or injury to someone else or damage to their property. Don’t forget to add our OUT-and-About product where you’ll receive cover for items you take or use outside your house. To insure the structure of your building or any permanent fixtures or fittings, read more about our buildings insurance product. I Hound: covers physical damage to a person’s property. When taking out a bond, the financial institution will only approve the mortgage if house insurance has been taken out. House insurance will cover the insured against damage caused by fire, flood, earthquake and much more. House insurance policies will usually have additional benefits for the policy holder such as cover for accommodation costs for the duration of rebuilding or repairs to their property. This will alleviate some of the severe stress experienced in situations where a person’s home is severely damaged or completely destroyed. Due to there being a much lower risk of claiming from a house insurance policy, the premiums are generally lower. Factors that influence your risk profile include whether you have a thatched roof, live near a river or dam and geological considerations. House insurance policies usually do not cover damage due to political unrest, civil disturbance or war.

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Most people want to compare home contents insurance to be sure that they’re getting the best deal possible. The key to making the most of your home insurance comparisons is to not only compare the price but the policy features too.To start with, like most forms of insurance, home contents insurance will normally carry an excess. The excess is a financial amount that you would be expected to pay in the event of a claim and it’s sometimes called the ‘first part’. So to compare home contents insurance policies you may need to start by examining the respective excesses. In general terms, the higher the excess then the lower the price of the policy (usually known as the premium) – providing all other things are equal. Taking the comparison to the next stage requires some thought as to what the different policies include.Typically a home contents policy will, as the name suggests, cover the contents of the home. This usually includes furniture and fittings, personal belongings such as clothes and ornaments, and most forms of jewellery and electronic equipment. With some policies, individual high value items such as rare antiques, very precious jewellery and high value electronic items may need to be declared separately. Insuring these items may involve additional costs. The policy may also cover items of furniture and equipment such as garden furniture and tools stored outside or in external sheds. It may also be possible to insure under this type of policy for the loss or damage of personal property when in use at other locations – a good example of this may be the loss of expensive spectacles at the office.As with all insurance, many home contents insurance policies could come with exclusions and conditions. When comparing between policies, these are also factors that may help a decision.As an example, not all policies necessarily offer new-for-old cover. In other words, if for example, a five-year-old television is destroyed in an accident, the policy may not replace it with a brand new, current model. Some policies may have value limits for individual items. Others may exclude certain types of items or goods such as cash or commercial goods for sale that were stored at the home. Items that are someone else’s property, such as an employer’s computer in use in the house, could also face exclusions. Something else that may require attention is the fact that not all policies view the security of the home in the same way. Some companies may insist that specialist locks and alarms are fitted to doors and windows before some categories of cover are be available. Others may charge additional amounts for properties situated in certain areas seen to be ‘high risk’ in terms of burglary etc. There are home insurance comparison websites that can help you make the selection process easier by allowing you to not only compare the premiums but some of the major policy benefits too. This means that you can choose the policy that best fits your requirements and budget.

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