Personal Insurance refers to a range of insurance products designed to protect individuals and families against financial losses and liabilities arising from various risks and uncertainties. These insurance policies are tailored to cover personal assets, health, and liabilities, providing financial protection and peace of mind to policyholders and their families.
Here are some common types of personal insurance and why they are important:
Overall, personal insurance is important for protecting individuals and families from financial losses and liabilities associated with health-related issues, disability, property damage, accidents, and other unforeseen events. It provides financial security, peace of mind, and a safety net during times of uncertainty and adversity.
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Automobile crashes causing injuries and property damage are most prevalent in urban areas, with one study finding that 81 percent of crashes happen in cities. Additionally, approximately 43 percent of auto accidents are linked to intersections, as highlighted by another study.
Starting September 2, 2015, RMV customers at eight branch locations across Massachusetts can enjoy free WiFi while completing their transactions. This new service is part of the RMV’s ongoing efforts to enhance customer experience and modernize branch operations. Stay connected while you wait!
In the US, there are roughly 10 million ATVs and over 16 million operators, but each year sees around 700 deaths and over 100,000 injuries from ATV accidents. If you own or operate an ATV, it’s crucial to inform your insurance agent to ensure adequate liability coverage and limits.
FasTrack service is available at select MA RMV branches, including Boston’s Haymarket, Worcester, Springfield, and more. This self-service kiosk allows eligible customers to take their own photo, complete transactions quickly, and receive a temporary credential, with the permanent license or ID mailed to their address.
Governor Charlie Baker unveiled measures to enhance transparency in government operations, reduce costs, and improve responsiveness to public records requests. These reforms, including streamlined fee structures and enhanced communication protocols, aim to bolster taxpayer accountability and accessibility.
Governor Baker’s signing of the Massachusetts 2016 State Budget on July 17, 2015, led to increased minor and major thresholds for surchargeable accidents, offering potential savings for drivers in the state who may be involved in at-fault accidents.
A new law eliminates the surchargeable offense for not using headlights with windshield wipers. Though using headlights and taillights with wipers remains mandatory and enforceable, receiving a ticket won’t affect your driving record or insurance premium.
Effective July 1, 2015, New Hampshire implemented a law prohibiting the use of hand-held electronic devices while driving, joining other states in similar measures. This law aims to enhance road safety by reducing distractions caused by electronic devices.
The Massachusetts Senate has successfully incorporated an amendment into the 2016 State Budget, aiming to raise the Property Damage Threshold for both Minor and Major accidents. The proposed thresholds would increase to $1,001 for Minor Accidents and $5,001 for Major Accidents, potentially benefiting Massachusetts drivers by impacting surcharge points added to driving records, which can influence insurance premiums following at-fault accidents.
Regular maintenance checks are crucial to ensure your sump pump functions properly, preventing damage from excess ground or rainwater and keeping your home dry. Testing the pump annually, preferably in late winter or early spring before the onset of heavy spring rains, can significantly reduce the risk of failure during critical moments.