by Jennifer Langford | Your Money
When buying your first home, getting insurance may be required by law or by the mortgage lender. Basic homeowners insurance will cover damage, both natural and human-caused. Some natural disasters, however, won’t be part of a standard policy. In addition,...
by Jennifer Langford | Budget, Your Money
If you are looking for a new vehicle, then you aren’t alone, it has become a lot harder to get around anymore and a reliable vehicle is more necessary than ever. Your needs will vary based on your lifestyle, but keeping in mind that leasing is an easy way to...
by Jennifer Langford | Health Care, Retirement
Insurance that covers home and nursing facility care services based on the long-term need is a great way to ensure you can afford these unforeseen costs that can be quite high. Some of insurance coverages of this kind provide tax breaks. Benefits are typically defined...
by Jennifer Langford | Your Money
If the corona virus has taught us anything, it is that we need to be prepared for an emergency. Over time we forget what is actually covered in our policy, whether it be our auto insurance, home insurance, or life insurance. Things change, and it’s important to...
by Jennifer Langford | Health Care, Retirement
For people who are 65 and over and unemployed, Medicare is their best option for health insurance. Although, it’s important to understand that Medicare is not free, and there may be fees associated with this insurance. Medicare Part A covers any hospital visits...
by Jennifer Langford | Real Estate, Your Money
When you opt to use a real estate agent to complete your home-buying process you are paying for their expertise and guidance, their ability to steer you from the first to the last step of the procedure without a misstep. For most buyers it’s a worthwhile...