Question:
If I
wreck my new car will my insurance pay off the lease or loan?
Chunk's
Advice:
Great question, the answer is clearly “NO”. When you drive off
the lot, the value of your car falls faster than at any time
during its life. Often your brand new car is actually worth
less than the balance on your loan at the end of the first
month. Also, if you spent your hard earned money to pay cash
for the car you will fall over when you see how much value is
gone in just a couple months. Be sure to ask about “Lease/Loan
Gap” insurance to avoid losing money on auto insurance losses.
Ask about “Replacement Cost” for your car too, some companies
are now offering limited replacement cost coverage for new cars
and it is a great deal for you!
Question:
Chunk, do I have coverage if my dog bites someone?
Chunk's
Advice: I understand how your dog feels, sometimes people
can get on your nerves. If you can't teach him the leg lift maneuver
as a replacement to a bite, you need to make sure he is kept away
from company and visitors. You are insured BUT insurance will be
hard to find after a bite claim. Your loving pet may have to move
away in order for you to find insurance. This happens because bite
claims have grown into a billion dollar industry in America and
your insurer is not willing to risk a second chance.
Question:
Chunk, does my homeowner policy cover floods or surface water that
flows into my home?
Chunk's
Advice: No. Talk to the agents about a Flood Policy and
remember, even a Flood Policy will not cover certain items
in a finished basement.
Chunk
is an unemployed English Bulldog who often sleeps the day away at
Sutherin-Melling. He is a certified Therapy Dog and visits elderly
residents at retirement homes. Your questions are welcome and maybe
featured here. info@sutherin.com |