home insurance: When Bumpers Meet Antlers
- 09/16/09 07:08 AM
When people get ready to walk across a public road, they usually look both ways first to see if any motor vehicles are coming. Unfortunately, this isn't the case with animals, including certain large ones. Too often, the result is a motorist's nightmare: a collision with a deer! The animal usually comes out second-best in the type of close encounter, but the toll on vehicles and their occupants can also be substantial. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, more than 150 people die in animal-vehicle collisions each year. The Insurance Information Institute estimates some 1.5 million such collisions cause … (4 comments)
home insurance: Web hosting and blogging
- 08/19/08 12:15 PM
Although, I'm only 27 I consider myself technology challenged. (My husband likes to say that I can barely start the car with out help.) I don't understand why people always assume because I'm 27 that somehow I just know about this technology stuff. Don't get me wrong, I've come a long way in the past year. I now have a blackberry and have dove into the world of blogging. I'm still trying to figure everything out as I go............so what I do learn along the way I'm excited to share with everyone. FREE WEB HOSTING!!! That's right! You can start your very … (4 comments)
home insurance: Comparing Home Insurance Companies
- 07/22/08 01:40 PM
I was an independent claims adjuster for over five years. In this line of work I worked for all the big insurance companies helping them adjust damage on homes. Personally speaking- I was never more amazed then when I worked for State Farm's claims department. (After my first experience working for State Farm - I came home and immediately switched all my policies to them.) And this is coming from someone who worked in the industry and felt that all insurance companies were the same. I am now in Insurance Sales for State Farm..........for a reason!! It is a company that … (9 comments)
When people get ready to walk across a public road, they usually look both ways first to see if any motor vehicles are coming. Unfortunately, this isn't the case with animals, including certain large ones.
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