Tue 25 Nov 2008
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the ten dog breeds that are most likely to bite are shown below.
Dog Breeds most likely to bite (nationwide)
| Pit Bulls |
| Rottweilers |
| German Shepherds |
| Huskies |
| Alaskan Malamutes |
| Doberman Pinschers |
| Chows |
| Great Danes |
| St. Bernard |
| Akitas |
Mon 17 Nov 2008
Insurance companies are closely watching the fires and high winds in Southern California. Currently, there are three major fires, they are known as the Tea Incident, Sayre and Freeway Complex blazes.
Orange, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Riverside and San Bernardino counties are the areas that have been affected. (more…)
Tue 11 Nov 2008
Tue 28 Oct 2008
Tune-ups improve performance and gas mileage.
Mon 13 Oct 2008
I don’t care if you’re riding on the street or taking a trip across the country, the helmet is an essential item needed if you plan on riding your bike. The helmet will also help with wind noise and road debris. (more…)
Fri 3 Oct 2008
As you know, wild fires happen every year. Below I list a few pointers that you need to apply in order to protect your home. (more…)
Thu 25 Sep 2008
The agent will need current copies of your registration. Most insurance companies require that the registration be in your name, some companies will allow the the vehicle registered to someone else. If your car is registered to someone else there are companies that will insure you. They will want to either rate that person on your policy or exclude them. (more…)
Thu 18 Sep 2008
There are different types of home insurance.
Homeowners insurance is for your primary home. This is the home you go to and live in on a daily basis.
This is your secondary home, your vacation home which is not the one you live in on a regular basis.
Mon 8 Sep 2008
Term life insurance is more affordable than any other type of life insurance. Term life has no cash value. There is no savings program associated with it. You can compare it to renting a house. You own nothing. If you stop making payments it terminates. (more…)
Fri 22 Aug 2008
No!
An agent who represents several companies will charge a broker fee. The broker fee is non-refundable. Now, don’t get me wrong, if the agent makes a mistake and you need to cancel the policy before it goes into effect, you should get the broker fee returned. Keep in mind, all agents aren’t going to be this nice, because essentially the agent worked for free and all his time spent was for nothing. (more…)