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Homeowners Insurance - 6 Reasons to Buy:

The ownership of a home is a milestone in the life of any individual which is accomplished after many years of hard work, savings and toil. A home constitutes a major portion of the savings and investments that an average individual will make in their life and it is indeed a worthwhile investment against which funds may be borrowed. The home provides comfort and security to the owner and it is also a visible symbol of the work that has been spent in building up a life along with the savings which have been made. Because the home has been acquired after many years of hard work and toil and it may still be the partially owned as a result of a mortgage loan that had been taken out in order to acquire possession, it is necessary to protect this investment against the numerous risks and hazards that are part of life.

A home can be damaged or destroyed as a result of a natural disaster such as a hurricane, an earthquake, bushfires, tornados, tsunamis to name a few hazards that are wrought by nature against humanity. In addition to these natural disasters, homes may also be destroyed or damaged as a result of an accident that can occur as a result of human error. Examples of such accidents may include an aviation disaster such as the famous Lockerby disaster in which an airliner crashed and demolished many homes or even a tanker colliding into a residential building (About.com, 2005).

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1. Introduction 7. Types of Homeowners Insurance
2. Origins of Homeowner Insurance 8. Mortgage Lenders REQUIRE Homeowner Insurance

3. Advantages of Homeowner Insurance

9. Peace of Mind for You and the Mortgage Company
4. Homeowner Insurance Personal Injury Coverage 10. Disadvantages of Mortgage Escrow
5. Home Contents Also Covered by Homeowners Insurance 11. Conclusion
6. Valuables NOT Covered by Homeowners Insurance 12. References
 

More than ever, quality homeowners insurance is an absolute necessity.  Without it, an accident or natural disaster could mean financial ruin to you or your family. 

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