by Daniel LaLima | Nov 4, 2026 | Home Owners
A home inventory should do more than name your belongings. Build a record that connects each item to photos, purchase details, and supporting evidence before you need to file a claim. Key takeaways: Document what you own with clear descriptions, quantities, photos,...
by Daniel LaLima | Oct 20, 2026 | Auto
A deer strike can leave you with damage, paperwork, and coverage questions. Here’s what New York drivers should do after impact and how auto insurance may help. Key takeaways: Comprehensive coverage generally applies to direct deer strikes, subject to the policy and...
by Daniel LaLima | Oct 7, 2026 | General
Use this 20-minute insurance policy review to compare renewal terms, spot coverage gaps, and decide what needs attention before your next policy period begins. Key takeaways: Review the coverage you are renewing, not just the premium you will pay. An insurance policy...
by Daniel LaLima | Sep 23, 2026 | Umbrella
How much umbrella insurance do I need in New York? The answer depends on your assets, income, home and auto limits, drivers, property, and household risks. Key takeaways: Umbrella insurance can add liability protection after a qualifying home, auto, or other...
by Daniel LaLima | Sep 9, 2026 | Renters
Did you know renters insurance in New York can average about $125 per year? NYC tenants should compare cost, belongings coverage, liability, and temporary housing support before choosing a policy. Key takeaways: Renters insurance New York City tenants buy can help...
