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What is hazard insurance? any one give me brief explanation?
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Hazard insurance protects homeowners against assets damage and is necessary by lenders before you buy or refinance a home. Hazard insurance shields you against property damages caused by a fire or a severe storm and should cover the cost of rebuilding your home

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Otherwise known as homeowners insurance. This is a usual requirement of a mortgage lender and an advisable safeguard for any homeowner to protect against loss.


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Post Edited (06-06-2010 22:19)

Hazard insurance, also called homeowner's or property insurance, provides coverage for specific natural hazards, such as fire, wind, earthquakes and vandalism.

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Post Edited (26-01-2011 01:26)

Insurance that covers property damage caused by fire, wind, storms, and other similar risks. Sometimes earthquakes and floods are also covered, while other times they are not.


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Hazard insurance, also called homeowner's or property insurance, provides coverage for specific natural hazards, such as fire, wind, earthquakes and vandalism. Many homeowners purchase a 'comprehensive' form of insurance first, which may cover almost all possible damages, but then seek additional hazard insurance for specific dangers. Those who live in flood plains may buy hazard insurance for water damage, for example, while homeowners in California may add earthquake insurance.

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Hazard insurance protects a homeowner against the costs of damage from fire, vandalism, smoke and other causes. When you take out a mortgage, the lender will require you to take out hazard insurance to protect their investment; many lenders will incorporate the insurance payment into your monthly mortgage payment.

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Post Edited (10-05-2011 06:05)