Anne Rhyner Gagne Insurance Services

09/13/2017

HOW MUCH HELP WILL THE HURRICANE VICTIM GET?
Not much!

FEMA – they all will qualify for FEMA assistance. The maximum FEMA pays per household is $30,000 with the average payout being $1500. There is only so much money to go around.

Homeowners Insurance – the good news is for those who sustained wind damage and has a good policy will be made whole. They should get money to find temporary shelter while their homes are being re-built at little to no expense up to their policy limits. The bad news is that those impacted by the flooding caused by hurricanes and other disasters, unless they have a separate flood insurance policy, are not covered by homeowners insurance.

Flood Insurance – Most insurance companies do not offer flood insurance. There is a government backed insurance policy available BUT to only those homeowners located in a designated flood plain (a government designated area.)

So, what can you do? Donate to your choice of Hurricane Harvey and/or Hurricane Irma relief funds. To protect yourself and your family this is a good reminder to stock up on emergency supplies and provisions.

Finally, take the time to get an insurance review to make sure you are as covered as possible for any potential unforeseen issues that may occur in your life. Give me a call and I’ll give you a free/no obligation review. There is no better time to make sure you are properly covered.

05/09/2017

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05/08/2017

Make the best choice for both your vehicle and your budget.

Does your insurance policy include roadside assistance, medical payment or rental reimbursement?

05/05/2017

Do you plan to remain in your house, relocate to temporary housing or move in with friends or family? Safeguard your house accordingly.

Review your homeowners insurance and determine if you're sufficiently covered.

05/02/2017

Before taking to the skies, learn how to best protect yourself.

Have you registered your drone with the Federal Aviation Administration? That should be the first step you take.

04/29/2017

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Learn all about drone safety in this week's email newsletter.

04/27/2017

You may be surprised by the circumstances in which your policy offers coverage.

Some small-scale accidents, such as property damage caused by a drone, may be covered.

04/24/2017

Each homeowners policy is different, so make sure you know which one best applies to you before making a purchase.

A typical policy provides four areas of coverage: the structure of a house, detached structures, personal belongings and additional living expenses during a home's repair.

04/21/2017

If you weren't aware of these potential deductions this tax season, now you know what to invest in before the next one comes around.

Some energy-efficiency upgrades, for example, could make you eligible for certain deductions from your federal taxes.

04/18/2017

Thinking of renovating? Be sure to consider the potential return on your investment.

Opt for updates with promising ROI, such as a steel door, attic fiberglass insulation or a master bedroom addition.

04/13/2017

Don't wait for your warning lights to come on. Maximize the safety, efficiency and longevity of your vehicle.

Your owner's manual is likely to have a recommended preventative maintenance schedule.