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8 Comments on Mother Nature and Your House--Is Your Asset Covered?
Between the earthquakes and hurricanes, the tornadoes that have hit close to home here have destroyed so many homes. I hope the hurricane winds down before it does much damage.
Hi Norma,
nobody wants to have to experience any diasters, and get hurt twice (once by the event and again by your insurance company)
Janet - I hope your weekend windstorm blows over without much damage.
Kay - It seems no area of the country is exempt from Mother Nature's fury...
Peter and Linda - No one wants to experience the double whammy effect of a natural disaster.
Norma, it would seem that proper insurance is becoming more and more necessary with the frequency of natural disasters seeming to be on the rise.
Malcolm - Yes, the changing climate is keeping Mother Nature on the warpath.
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