Jan. 22, 2009 -
PRLog -- North Hollywood, CA — 2insure4less.com has been helping consumers save money on insurance since 2004. As part of a continuing dedication to educating consumers on insurance issues, 2insure4less.com recommends all individuals assess their insurance needs and coverage for the New Year. “Having too little coverage can set one up for financial disaster,” explains Eric Oster, CEO of 2insure4less.com. “However, an insurance shopper can save money by getting just the right amount of coverage, not too low, or too high,” he explains.
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http://www.2insure4less.com
6400 Laurel Canyon Blvd, Ste 460
North Hollywood, CA 91606
Phone: 800.647.2164
Fax: 800.647.2142
Eric Oster
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InsuranceBureau.com reports that many home insurance companies see a spike in home insurance claims during and after the winter holiday season.
