18 June 2015
It can be hard to watch our parents grow older, but it's also an important part of life that should be dealt with proactively. By discussing practical matters with your elderly parents, you will help avoid many potential financial and lifestyle difficulties for both your parents and yourself. Discussing these matters in a frank, helpful manner can also help relieve your aging parents from feeling overwhelmed. Finances It's important that you and your parents have a solid handle on their finances.
21 April 2015
If you're new to the state of Florida and you plan to drive while you live here, it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with the state's somewhat nontraditional auto insurance system. Florida, along with a small handful of other states, has a no-fault insurance law. If you're coming from one of the many states that have traditional auto insurance systems that do assign fault, you may find Florida's system a little confusing at first, and it's best to learn how it works before you're in an accident.
16 March 2015
Well before they get their degree, student dentists can become liable to malpractice lawsuits as soon as they step out of a classroom. By working as a student dentist at a private office, you need to think about your insurance coverages along with honing your skills. Dental malpractice insurance can become complicated, but by breaking it down into different aspects, the coverage becomes a lot easier to understand. By being properly represented, you will have the proper defense when any type of malpractice suit arises.
30 January 2015
Buying your first home is an exciting time, but unfortunately, it can also be extremely stressful. In addition to moving all of your belongings and setting up utilities, you might also find yourself wondering how to foot the bill if something were to happen with your investment. However, a decent homeowner's insurance policy can protect you from financial disaster in the event that your home burns to the ground. Here are three things you should discuss with your agent, so that you are prepared for the unfamiliar road ahead:
13 January 2015
If you are like most people, you might grimace when you shell out the cash for your monthly car insurance payment. On average, Americans spend $1,510 per year, or about $125.83 per month on car insurance alone. Unfortunately, you might be spending more than you need to. Here are two easy ways to decrease your auto insurance premiums, so that you can do something more fun with your money. 1: Increase Your Deductible