Brochures Available:

    1. Taking Inventory of your Home:  When you have a claim, most insurance companies will pay you
what they owe you...based on what YOU CAN PROVE that they owe.  This brochure tells you how to
prepare for the claim.

    2. Filing your home insurance claim:  This brochure briefs you on what is covered and the process
that you live through while working on your claim, as well as what to do if you don't think that you are
being paid enough.

    3. Filing your auto insurance claim:  The brochure is pretty much the same information as #2 above.
You should get these forms BEFORE the claim, or if you are STILL MAD from your treatment at the
time of your last claim.

    4. Protecting your in home business: Home insurance has pretty limited coverage for ANYTHING
that you do to make money.  It is possible to buy complete business insurance for home business very
economically.  This tells you about that coverage.

    5. General information about renters insurance:  You gotta start somewhere and unless you
graduate at the top of your lawschool class and go to work at $175,000 per year to start...your're
gonna wind up renting.  Do you want coverage when something bad happens, or do you want to be on
the news being given a blanket and a cup of warm milk by a RED CROSS worker?

    6. After and accident:  A good little form to help you accumulate the information you need following
an auto accident.  This is good to have in your glove box, unless you plan to be thinking clearly and
not dazed when you have a car wreck.

    7. Insuring your sports and recreational vehicles:  The coverages needed and available are not
the same as for car insurance.  You should consider coverage for boats bigger than dingies, jet skis,
motor homes, motor cycles, camping trailers etc.

    "He who dies with the most toys wins..."   attributed to Malcome Forbes

    "10 points off  if you die in a toy!"   -Robert Grace