Firefighters Watch as Home Burns to the Ground

By Finn Peden on 21-10-2010

It’s a scene that would make most firefighters sick, and angered most of the locals, including the fire department itself. Firefighters in a small Tennessee town recently responded to a house fire just outside of city limits, but instead of fighting the blaze, they were ordered to let the double-wide trailer burn to the ground. T

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How To Buy Homeowners Insurance : Understand Home Maintenance for Homeowners Insurance

By Lara Badgery on 21-10-2010

Tagged Under : Homeowners Insurance, Insurance

Learn how to properly maintain your home for homeowners insurance in this free video series that will explain all the different caveats of homeowners insurances policies.

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49 Posts on Mixing and Matching the Right Paint Colors For the Best Style

By Finn Peden on 18-10-2010

Tagged Under : Colors, Paint Colors

Choosing paint colors can sometimes be a daunting task. Some couples have trouble agreeing on one color while others do not know where to start. Picking the right colors for the room is very important. If you are choosing a theme or if you are just wanting to invoke a mood the colors are very crucial. Some people say certain colors can either calm you or make you excited. You would want a more calming color in a bedroom where as you would want a more vibrant color for a living area.

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Pros and Cons of Umbrella Insurance: Why I Just Bought Some

By Lara Badgery on 13-10-2010

I have to be honest with you. I am scared to death of being sued. We live in such a litigious society now. It is estimated that over 15 million lawsuits are filed in the United States every year, and over $250 billion is awarded each year in lawsuits. The statistics are completely staggering.

In Arizona, civil lawsuits cost only $80 to file. Many lawsuits go to trial and take several months to complete because they will often include discovery motions, mediation hearings, garnishment hearings, findings, judgments and results that are often appealed or contested.

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Forced Flood Insurance

By Finn Peden on 12-10-2010

Tagged Under : Flood Insurance, Insurance

Until hurricane Katrina, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood insurance program was fully self-funded through private flood insurance contributions for decades. But Katrina caused so much damage from flooding that FEMA is now billions of dollars in debt. It has recently sought to protect itself from disproportionate payouts by reevaluating the nation’s flood zones, and the new maps are forcing many to buy flood insurance who never have before.

Flood insurance is not like homeowners insurance. F

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