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Lowering Homeowner's Insurance
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  Ways To Lower Your Homeowner Insurance Rates
  1. Raise your deductible
    If you can afford to pay more toward a loss that occurs, your premiums will be lower.

  2. Buy your homeowner's and auto policies from the same company
    You will usually qualify for a discount if you buy all your insurance policies from the same company. But make sure that the savings really yields the lowest price.

  3. Make your home less susceptible to damage
    Keep roofs and drains in good repair. Retrofit your house to protect against natural disasters common to your area.

  4. Make your home safer
    Install smoke detectors, burglar alarms, and dead-bolt locks. All of these will usually qualify for a discount.

  5. Be sure you insure your house for the correct amount
    Remember, you’re covering replacement cost, not market value.

  6. Ask about other discounts
    For example, retirees who are home more than working people may qualify for a discount on theft insurance.

  7. Stay with the same insurer
    Especially in today’s tight insurance market, your current vendor is more likely to give you a good price.

  8. See if you belong to any groups
    Certain associations, alumni groups, etc. get special reduced rates — see if you belong to any of them.

  9. Review your policy limits, value of your home & possessions annually
    Some items depreciate and may not need as much coverage.

  10. See if there’s a government-backed home owner's insurance plan
    In some high-risk areas, such as the coasts, federal or state governments may back plans to lower rates. Ask your agent.