Insurance Blog Week In Review July 24-30, 2007

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31 Jul 2007 09:39 AM

Wednesday July 25, 2007.

An escrow account is offered by mortgage and finance companies to help collect Mortgage insurance, Homeowners insurance premiums and in some cases property taxes. Escrow accounts can be a great way to avoid annual large bills To learn more about Escrow Accounts and your insurance read Wednesday's Blog.

Thursday July 26, 2007.

The Insurance Glossary of Terms was expanded and Insurance Terms I and Insurance Terms J-K were added added to the Insurance Blog Glossary.

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J-K | M |

Friday July 27, 2007.

• For as long as there has been glass there has been broken glass. Individuals and business owners have a real need to insure themselves against the loss of broken glass. The insurance industry has always offered excellent glass insurance products. For more information about the different ways you might consider Insuring your Glass be sure to read Fridays Blog When Glass Breaks.
• The Insurance Terms L was also added to our Glossary of Insurance Terms.

Saturday July 28, 2007.

• Losing Your Insurance The Difference Between Cancellation And Non-Renewal The terms "Cancellation" and "Non-renewal" may sound just about the same to the average person--in the world of insurance there is a huge difference. Read more about these difference in this Blog

Sunday July 29, 2007

• Insurance Terms: M It will sure be nice when the Insurance Glossary of Terms is finished and all linked up. Be sure to let me know if you have run across any insurance words I may have missed placing in the glossary and feel free to ask questions if the terms I have written about still are not making sense. It can be difficult to tell which words people may not understand when we use those words in our daily work.

Monday, July 30, 2007.

• Tips to Avoid Buying a Used Car With Flood Damageuffer water or flood damage so many different ways. From outright flooding in a community to someone driving through deep water. Be aware of a car with possible Flood damage often they are transported out of one state or area and sold in another. There was a huge problem with this following Hurricane Katrina and there are millions of flood damaged cars still on the road.

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Glossary of Insurance Terms:

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J-K | L | M | N | O | P | Q-R | S | T | U-V | W-Z

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Anna Glendenning is a mother of four. Two biological children grown and out of college, and two siblings and adopted together in 2003. Anna's Personal Website http://www.adoptiveparentsnetwork.

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