It’s never too late to learn more about your insurance coverages! Now that it’s the start of a new year, commit to learning a few insurance basics that will help you for years to come. Everyone Needs Insurance Every person needs to be covered by insurance in some fashion, and every adult needs to purchase […]
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Financial Resolutions for the New Year
Written By Charlotte Insurance on January 7, 2021. It has 0 comments.
The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to figure out what you’ll do better than the year before. With rapid changes to the economy going on all around us, many people have added finances to their goals for 2021. Here are a few common financial resolutions you might have — and tips […]
Understanding Auto Insurance: Uninsured vs Underinsured Motorist Coverage
Written By Charlotte Insurance on January 4, 2021. It has 0 comments.
You’ve likely heard of uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage as part of your North Carolina auto insurance policy. If you live in North Carolina, it’s a requirement. Because the two forms of coverage are often lumped together, many drivers think they’re the same thing. In fact, they’re two separate forms of auto insurance coverage that work similarly. […]
The Importance of Fireplace Inspections
Written By Charlotte Insurance on December 29, 2020. It has 0 comments.
Having your fireplace and chimney inspected might seem like something you can put off for another day, but there are very real dangers that can occur when you don’t get this done regularly — like your home catching on fire! At minimum, you need an annual inspection done for your fireplace and chimney, although cleaning […]
Celebrating The New Year Safely
Written By Charlotte Insurance on December 22, 2020. It has 0 comments.
Like every holiday in 2020, New Year’s Eve will likely look a little different this year. No matter how you choose to celebrate, do it with safety in mind — yours, your family’s, and the people around you. Here are a few things to keep in mind. Social Distancing The safest thing you can do […]
Common Electrical Mistakes Homeowners Make
Written By Charlotte Insurance on December 15, 2020. It has 0 comments.
Many homeowners dream of becoming the next DIY rockstar, taking on projects big and small around their home. But mishandling electrical issues can lead to disasters like fires, injury, and more. Protect your home, your family, and your home insurance rates by avoiding these common electrical mistakes. Overloaded Circuits It can happen at any point, […]
Making the Most of the Holidays at Home
Written By Charlotte Insurance on December 10, 2020. It has 0 comments.
The holiday season doesn’t look like what we’re used to. While it’s not easy, it’s important to remember that this is temporary. There will be a time when we can be with our loved ones again. Just because we miss our typical holiday traditions, though, doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy the season in a new […]
Best of Charlotte: Christmas Light Displays
Written By Charlotte Insurance on December 8, 2020. It has 0 comments.
A lot of holiday festivals have been cancelled or changed drastically this year because of COVID-19. But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy one of the most beautiful things about the holiday season — the Christmas light displays. Whether you walk outside or you drive in your car, there are plenty of opportunities to feel […]
Home Insurance 101: Understanding MedPay
Written By Charlotte Insurance on December 3, 2020. It has 0 comments.
If you ever read through your home insurance policy, and you should at least once a year or so, you may see a section labeled “Coverage F” or “Medical Payments Coverage” aka MedPay Coverage. What is this? How does it work? Why is it there? Here’s what you need to know about MedPay. What is […]
There’s No Such Thing as “Full Coverage”
Written By Charlotte Insurance on December 1, 2020. It has 0 comments.
The common term of “full coverage” for auto insurance is extremely misleading. All it takes is one too-big auto accident to learn that some aspects of the accident aren’t as well covered as you thought, and only part of it will be paid for. Here’s why “full coverage” is a misnomer and what you can […]