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		<title>Homeowners Insurance &#8211; The Negative Effect Other People&#8217;s Claims Have On Your Premium</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yes, you read correctly! Your home insurance rate could be affected negatively by other people&#8217;s claims history. This article will give you insights into this and show you how to avoid being a victim.
Insurers calculate a person&#8217;s risk profile partly based on their claims history. This is because insurers have data to show that once [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yes, you read correctly! Your home insurance rate could be affected negatively by other people&#8217;s claims history. This article will give you insights into this and show you how to avoid being a victim.</p>
<p>Insurers calculate a person&#8217;s risk profile partly based on their claims history. This is because insurers have data to show that once a person ever files a claim, the likelihood that they&#8217;ll do so again is higher.</p>
<p>In a hurry? Obtain <a href='http://comparehomeownersinsurance.org/free-homeowners-insurance-quotes.html' target='_blank'>free homeowners insurance quotes</a>.</p>
<p>Insurers extend this same philosophy to a home&#8217;s claims history. Their simple argument is that recurrent claims of a particular kind could be an indication of a fault in construction. Then it would be wise to assume that a repeat claims on such a matter would be inevitable in the future.</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s an example: A home that has filed repeated claims of water damage of a very particular type must have some major fault with its plumbing And since this is so, your insurer will have no option but to protect itself from such a &#8220;problem home.&#8221; And guess how they do it? They slam you with higher rates.</p>
<p>So before you pay for that new home, ask for a CLUE (Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange) report. You might think you&#8217;ve got a good deal only to pay hefty home insurance premiums because the previous owner made too many claims.</p>
<p>But won&#8217;t your rate be lowered if you discover whatever it is that led to those claims and fix them at their root? Although this may help, there&#8217;s really no guarantee &#8212; At least initially because your insurer has very limited time to evaluate your application. And don&#8217;t forget that it&#8217;s much easier for an insurance company to call up a home&#8217;s loss history than to verify that you&#8217;ve made lasting changes. But this shouldn&#8217;t discourage from discussing this option with your agent.</p>
<p>While taking your time to ensure you find out more about the home you buy, it&#8217;s quite smart to also do comparison shopping. Get and evaluate quotes from a good number of Insurance carriers. Will you save $100, $200m $300 or even much more? You can only find out by getting and comparing quotes.</p>
<p>Remember that quotes sites are free to use and you&#8217;re NOT under any obligation to buy insurance from any agent because you got a quotes from them &#8212; It&#8217;s entirely free!</p>
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