The Power Is Now Magazine | November, 2021

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By Success Money

Why is it mandatory in California when you finance a house to get insurance?

WHY IS HOME INSURANCE IMPORTANT? With home insurance, a homeowner does not have to carry the financial burden that comes along with disasters and this prevents them from financial distress. By homeowners paying a premium to an insurance company, there is an assurance of having a partner in disaster in now and in the future. WWW.THEPOWERISNOW.COM

For most people, a home is one of the most valuable assets they own. It is, therefore, a wise decision to protect such an investment. This is only possible if they have home insurance. The average cost for homeowners policy is1, 014 per year for a 250, 000 in dwelling coverage according to, 2021 Bank rate’s study of the annual premium. The rates vary depending on the home size, credit scores, and zip code. With the numerous insurance companies in California, individuals can choose their best preference depending on the amount of coverage an individual wants, their insurance budget, and the type of insurance they require. However, there are the basic homeowners’ insurance policies a standard Southern California home insurance should have. There is so much peace of mind that comes with knowing that you are protected. This is no different for an insured homeowner, who is sure that someone else has taken the risk of bearing their losses in case of a disaster in the future. What else could be better? Enjoy your everyday stay at your l

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t’s a world of uncertainties and inevitabilities. Accidents and natural calamities are inevitable and are likely to occur anytime. Southern California citizens are aware of common disasters that strike in homes and to avoid the risks of great financial losses, getting insurance is what they consider the best option. The good with home insurance is that not only does it cover the house but also personal belongings, liability risks, and the people living in that house. It especially is mandatory that, if a buyer has financed their home with a mortgage then they should have home insurance. A homeowner should purchase the insurance immediately after they take possession of the house.


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