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Article by James smith

If you’ve worked so much hard all those years to purchase a property, it’s very understandable that you want to protect your properties. It maybe your car, house or maybe a building. Who wouldn’t want to protect his property? I guess there’s no one. One of the things you can do to protect your property is to get a property insurance.

If you have such an insurance, you can protect your properties from unexepected events such as flood, fire, earthquake, vandalism, theft, Water damage caused by a plumbing system, hail and Windstorm and others.

It’s not that we are anticipating these things to happen, people buy property insurance just would like to have the peace of mind that in case something happens to their properties, it can be repaired or even replaced. In other words, it’s better to be safe than sorry, right?

The most common kind of property insurance is the Homeowner’s insurance which covers individual and non-business properties. This is the property insurance that actually private homes. This kind of insurance doesn’t just cover the loss of the contents and the home itself but also the accidents that may happen in the house. It will depend on your agreement with the insurer which we will be the topic in the next paragraph.

You can insure your home in two general ways, named perils and open perils. Named perils is the property insurance term referring to policies that provide coverage only for loss caused by the perils specifically listed in your agreement. So it means that if you have the named perils insurance and you didn’t include “fires” on the list and your house gets crashed on by a jet the following day, (God forbid) then you will not be able to get anything from the insurance company while Open perils is the property insurance that insures against loss to covered property from all causes except those that are specifically excluded.

So there you have it, It’s now up to you if you want to get an insurance but it may be well worth the cost of the insurance if something bad happens to your property.

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