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    HDA Insurance Brokerage
    Director, HDA Insurance Brokerage, California
    A good Renters Insurance Company is one that is well rated, financially stable and provides the necessary coverage for your Personal Property (Contents) and ample Personal Liability Coverage.  

    We recommend sufficient contents coverage to replace your furniture, appliances and clothing and also the highest available personal liability coverage available; in many cases the premium difference between the minimum and maximum amount of liability may be as little as $35 per year depending on the geographic location of the insured risk. 

    Should you be seeking a lower premium, we suggest raising the deductible rather than lowering your necessary coverage.  Taking a little more risk on the front end will prove to lower your premium substantially as the majority of longer term insured customers take the higher deductible options, enjoy a lower premium and thus remain loyal to the respective carrier for a long time.   

    There is a link available to provide an online format to obtain a quote and buy renters insurance online in multiple States. for those that would rather shop the risk and buy insurance online without the personal interaction of an insurance agent, this may prove very helpful. An exemplary online experience for all!    http://bit.ly/1954BTO    
    Answered on February 13, 2014
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    David G. Pipes, CLU®, RICP®
    Business Development Officer, T.D. McNeil Insurance Services, Fresno, California
    The best homeowner’s insurance policy is the one that you own when you suffer a loss. It is the only policy that you can turn to for relief. Having a policy in force is critical. That policy is sold by an insurance agent who will listen to you, provide sound financial advice and communicate clearly with you and the insurance company. Setting appropriate limits is the most critical task the agent will help you do.
    Answered on October 7, 2014
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