Tips for Texas Home Owners to Save on their Home Insurance.

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My last week's blog post was about some factors that contributed to the increase in homeowner's insurance rates. These included:

  • Rising construction costs
  • More frequent and severe weather events
  • Increased risk of theft and vandalism
  • Changes in underwriting standards

Here are a few things you can do to help offset the increase, such as:

  • Get multiple quotes: Don't just stick with your current insurance company. Get quotes from several different companies to see who offers the best rate.
  • Consider a high deductible: A higher deductible will lower your premiums, but you'll have to pay more out of pocket if you have a claim. Most companies will allow up to a 5% deductible.
  • Bundle your home and auto insurance: Many insurance companies offer discounts for bundling home and auto insurance.
  • Install safety features: Installing safety features, such as a security system or fire sprinklers, can lower your premiums.
  • Maintain your home: Keeping your home in good repair can also help lower your premiums.
  • Claim your discounts: Many homeowners are eligible for discounts, such as discounts for having a smoke detector or a deadbolt. Make sure you're claiming all the discounts you're eligible for.

By following these tips, you can save money on your home insurance and protect your investment.

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