When people think of flooding and flood insurance, they often think of coastal or lakefront properties. Though these properties are at a greater risk for water damage overall, more inland areas are severely damaged by heavy rains. Does my NH...

As insurance pricing increases, you may be tempted to go without NH homeowner's insurance. From an insurance professional, this is obviously not advised because of the risk of significant financial loss and because you will likely end up paying much...

Homeowners insurance is essential in protecting one of your most significant assets, but paying the premium when times are tough can strain your budget. If you’re facing a homeowner's premium bill you can’t afford, here’s some advice.

As residents in New Hampshire and across the country feel the financial pain of rising costs, many are searching for ways to save money. This has increased the number of people considering switching home insurance companies in hopes of obtaining...

Insurance is a great way to protect valuables, but it can only work after a loss occurs and if the loss is covered.  As losing your valuables is stressful and likely expensive, prevention is vital. This is why I threw an air tag into my suitcase...

Living in New England, we are used to the occasional power outage.  Losing electricity is not just a hassle; it can cause damage to your home and property. Here is how a NH homeowner's insurance policy might cover a power outage at your home.

We almost made it through without a major snowstorm in NH this year, but as all New Englanders know, October through April is fair game for a wicked big stawm.

5 Tips to Prepare for a Nor'Easter

Whether you are shopping for homeowners insurance in NH because you are buying a new home or looking for better pricing or coverage, there are several essential points to consider. Below are five tips that can help save you money from the...

Homeowner's insurance typically renews every 12 months with generally a slight premium increase. This year, however, you may experience an increase more significant than in the past. Why and what can you do about it? Find out from the experienced...

Having your child leave the nest to go to college is an exciting time for both of you, but it raises some important questions. Is your son or daughter still considered a household member for insurance purposes? Do you need a separate policy to cover...