Life Events Affect Your Insurance Needs
Getting Married or Just Married?
Which insurance products should I shop for when I get married?
Auto Insurance: Rates may be better with multi-car and multi-driver discounts.
Life Insurance: Make sure you and your loved ones are secure.
Homeowners/Renters Insurance: Whether you’re moving into a new home or have new valuables, such as jewelry and gifts, make sure you’re covered.
Why shop for auto insurance when getting married?
Now is a great time for you and your spouse to pool your auto insurance with one company. Insurance companies typically give you a discount if you insure more than one car with them. Also be certain that your policy limits will adequately protect your assets in the event of an accident. Shop around to see if you’re getting a good rate now or if you’re a better fit with a new company.
Do I need to change my auto insurance coverage?
Now that you are married, you may want reexamine the liability limits on your auto insurance policy, because you probably have additional joint assets that could be exposed to liability. You'll want to make sure that your policy will adequately protect your assets in the event of a serious accident. Visit insurance terms for more information on liability limits.
Why is life insurance important now?
Life insurance should be considered a necessity, not a luxury, once you’re married. You’ll want to do everything you can to make sure your new spouse is financially secure in the event that something happens to you. Use our Life Insurance Calculator to determine your family’s financial and coverage needs.
How do I protect my valuables?
Whether you’re buying or renting a new home, you’ll want to shop for homeowners and renters insurance rates now. And make sure your valuables, such as jewelry and all of your new gifts, are protected.
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Please note that these descriptions and explanations are
intended only as guidelines. For more information, please contact a licensed
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