Texas Homeowners Insurance Premiums still the highest in US

Home Destroyed. INSURANCE COSTS. Average premiums for the most common homeowners’ insurance policy, according to data from 2005:. Read the entire article at the Dallas Morning News.

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News Minute: Kids insurance extended...CIA documents...EPA rejects ...

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Affordable Child Health Insurance

There are different types of affordable health insurance plans, including affordable individual health insurance, affordable family health insurance, affordable child health insurance, affordable employee health insurance and affordable ...

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Insurance Industry Now Thinks Texas Needs More Litigation

In 2003, Texas voters approved a constitutional amendment that allowed state legislators to cap pain and suffering awards in medical...

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What Does It Mean To “Escrow” Taxes And Insurance?

As a homeowner, your financial obligations extend beyond your monthly mortgage payment. Periodically, you are also required to pay real estate taxes and homeowner’s insurance premiums.

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State Farm Insurance

The Beginnings. State Farm insurance began in 1922, the invention of a man named George J. Mecherle. Mecherle thought that he could come up with a better insurance company than the rest, offering better coverage and great rates.

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Introducing Insurance by the Mile

Out of over 900 companies, MileMeter was selected as one of the 7 national finalists for the Amazon Web Services Startup Challenge. We will offer "auto insurance buy the mile", so people who drive less pay less for insurance.

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