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15 Things You Should Be Familiar With For Your Home
- Electric panels. It’s important that you know the location of your home’s electrical panels in case you trip a circuit breaker. Usually, electrical panels are located in either a basement, garage, or utility closet. You should become familiar with how to operate the breaker box i.e. how to turn off the main circuit and the individual breakers. If your breakers are not labeled, take some time to turn off each breaker individually and label them according to which part of your home they provide power.
2. Water shut-off valve. First, you need to locate the shut-off valve that is connected to the main water line that enters your home. If you have a basement, check along one of the outside walls to locate the valve. If you do not have a basement, check for the water shut-off valve at the ground level close to your hot water tank.
What You Should Know About ERIE’s Extended Water Coverage
In the event of a sewer or drain backup, or from flooding such as inland flooding, tidal water, storm surge, or mudflow and mudslide, you can rest assured that with ERIE’s Extended Water coverage endorsement, you will be protected. By adding this endorsement to your homeowners insurance policy, your home and garage will be protected. Additionally, your other structures and personal property are protected by this endorsement. Other structures refers to structures other than the dwelling (your house) such as a fence, a detached garage, an in-ground swimming pool, or a gazebo.
Here’s What to Look for When Comparing Auto Insurance Quotes
Whether you’re watching television or surfing the internet, it’s not uncommon to come across a commercial or ad promoting car insurance. Additionally, it’s commonplace to be hit with the all-too-familiar message: “If you switch to our company, you’ll save more on your car insurance.”
So, You Think You Don’t Need Life Insurance? Think Again.
When you’re young, you feel untouchable. You feel as if nothing can stop you. You feel invincible. Because you feel this way, you’re far less likely to be thinking about life insurance. I mean, it makes sense. The problem isn’t that you don’t have life insurance while you’re young. The problem is that you’re not taking advantage of an enormous opportunity that will surely disappear by the time you’re old, gray, and wrinkly. Life insurance is much cheaper when you’re young because insurance companies know that you are far more healthy. So, they are far more willing to give you a cheaper rate to pay.