Homeowners Insurance Deductibles And Insurance Quotes

Sept. 10, 2009 - PRLog -- In a recent article about homeowners insurance deductibles, InsureMyHouse.com states, "In case you did not know, your homeowners insurance deductible is the amount of money you have to pay out before any monies are paid by your insurance company.  The higher you set the deductible amount, the lower your monthly premium will be.  This is not to say that you need to set your deductible to the highest amount.  Many homeowners and homebuyers are setting their deductible amount too high.  In the event of a claim you need to make sure you can pay out the insurance deductible.  By the same token, the lower you set your deductible the higher your monthly premium will be.  The reason is because the insurance company has more risk."    

The article goes on to state, "As a result, in the event of an occurrence you should always have money put aside for this type of emergency.  This can go for your auto insurance as well.  Open up a savings account at your local bank to make sure you have enough money if you need to file a claim."  

Before locking in a deductible amount you should always discuss things with a local insurance agent.  To learn more ways to save money and obtain a great home insurance policy from a local agent, visit InsureMyHouse.com at http://www.insuremyhouse.com/home-insurance-deductible.html.

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InsureMyHouse.com provides consumers with an online homeowners insurance agent directory sorted by state and zip code.