Homeowner’s insurance is a necessity, but understanding coverages and costs is not always easy.  That’s why it’s hard to really know if you’re paying too much. A recent article in the Philadelphia Inquirer highlighted Delaware Valley Consumers’ Checkbook, is a local nonprofit consumer group that can help you feel more confident in the price you pay. The organization compares policy prices from various insurers to determine which have the best rates for similar properties. Through a special arrangement with the Philadelphia Inquirer, you can check out Checkbook’s ratings.  Along with pricing info, you’ll find articles than can help you understand what’s covered by homeowner’s insurance, how rates are determined and what affect your credit score has on those rates.

For even more tips on making the most of your homeowner’s insurance, take a look at this helpful article from Inquirer writer Kevin Brasler.

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