The Importance of Insurance

• 3 Common Reasons Why You May Be Included In A Dental Malpractice Lawsuit

  14 April 2015

  If you don't think you need dental malpractice insurance for your dental practice, you need to think again. According to the National Practitioner Data Bank, it is estimated that 8,500 dentists will be named as the defendant in a dental malpractice lawsuit each year. And, each lawsuit has an average payout of $68,000. Because malpractice claims originate from routine procedures you perform in your dental office every day, you need to be covered.

• It Covers That? Surprising Things Your Homeowners Insurance Might Pay For

  18 February 2015

  Are you kept awake at night by images of a tree crashing through your garage, or a nasty rain storm followed by a flooded basement? If so, you might find comfort knowing your house and belongings are protected by homeowners insurance. However, if you're like most Americans, chances are you didn't read every line of your policy. Grab your paperwork and read the fine print because you might be surprised by these things that are often covered by homeowners insurance policies:

• Lifestyle And Health Changes To Reduce Life Insurance Rates

  15 January 2015

  If you have a large family with numerous dependents, or if your spouse counts on your income to live, then it may be in your best interest to invest in a life insurance policy. Life insurance protects your family from financial difficulties in the event that you pass away suddenly or after an illness. If you think that you need a substantial policy, then you will likely be asked to undergo an extensive medical examination.

• Prioritize Your Insurance: Which Policies You Must Have, And Which Can Wait

  8 January 2015

  When your finances get a little tight, it can be tempting to skimp on one or more of your insurance policies in order to save money. While it's true these policies are there "just in case" you have a problem, going without coverage can lead to disaster for your finances later on. There are some policies that should take priority, but there are others that you can put on hold or reduce your coverage in order to save money.