Yep. A lot of insurance companies will refuse to insure your home with a kiln in it.
It can affect: 1. Your insurance premium (for your own vehicle, or your parents vehicle if you are on their policy. 2. Your employers insurance premium (if you drive for work) It will NOT affect: 1. Your friend's premium, unless you are scheduled as a driver on the policy
It will make your insurance premium go up..
not realy i dont under stand why
Insurance rates vary depending on your personal situation: your health, your age, your habits, and even what you do for work or how often you travel can affect your premium. Make sure to shop around to find the right insurance plan for you, or talk to an insurance broker.
No. Doesn't affect it at all.
If you register what exactly? If you mean would registering your vehicle with their address would it affect the homeowners premiums? NO
Yes. If a claim is made and found valid, his insurance rates will probably increase. It depends on the past history of the insured of how much the premium will rise.
Multiple losses on any policy will guarantee a cancellation. A cancellation on a home insurance policy will pretty much guarantee that you will not get another homeowners policy at anything close to a reasonable rate. Also, you can be assured that no company will allow you to purchase jewelry floater policy either. I hope your state has an insurance pool for those who can't buy insurance in the private sector.
There are many reasons for home owners insurance to reduce in premium, such as various discounts, security alarm discount, mortgage free discount, home and auto discount, senior discount, claims free discount, new home discount, and the list goes on, as well every year in Ontario your insurance company will either increase there home rates, decrease them or leave them as is, this could also affect the premium. As well your postal rating may become more desirable to the insurance company and it will drop in premium this way. There is honestly so many ways insurance premium can change without being in the industry the best thing I can suggest is to look for discounts, this is the one important thing homeowners can control.
Yes, the general idea of insurance is that your rates go up when you cause an accident and they are forced to pay out.
same question for Florida. Guys, no one has a hint?