Confused about the insurance claims process? We can help. Learn about your responsibilities and what you can expect. Property claims: https://t.co/azCyYvfYhu Auto claims: https://t.co/VWt3TciJOO
Neither residential property insurance nor renters insurance is flood insurance. To cover your dwelling or contents against flooding, you typically need a separate flood policy. Learn the basics of flood insurance at https://t.co/gQzaVfzHYL
Hurricane season is here. Be ready!
🌀 Create your go kit
🌀 Plan your evac routes
🌀 Backup key documents
🌀 Review your insurance
Learn more about Texas hurricane resources at https://t.co/0bzoDj8k97 and https://t.co/kfT03TzTLn
One day until hurricane season begins: Are you covered for flooding? Windstorm? Dwelling contents if you are a renter? Hurricane season starts tomorrow! Be ready: https://t.co/IFnZtXjt5G.
Do you have a plan for your pet during an emergency? It is important to know where you would go if you had to evacuate and if pets could join you there. Plan ahead: https://t.co/eZPkwCmOR1. Only 2 days until hurricane season starts.
Don’t let a lack of flood or windstorm protection bite you. There are only three days until the start of hurricane season, and many policies have a waiting period before going into effect. Be ready: https://t.co/hrzg8n06rE.
Don’t ignore purchasing renters insurance. Your landlord is not responsible for your personal belongings, and renters insurance is typically quite inexpensive.
If you needed an ambulance ride to the hospital, would your health insurance cover the cost? Check with your insurer. State law bans surprise bills from ambulance services if you have a state-regulated health insurance plan, but most plans are not state regulated. Learn more: https://t.co/jwoMvoUwEj
What Does It Mean When There Is a…
💧Flood Watch – Conditions are right for weather to produce flooding
💧Flood Warning – Flooding is imminent or occurring now
💧Flash Flood – Rapid flooding of low-lying areas, rivers, creeks, and basins
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Four Myths About Flood Insurance:
1. Buying flood insurance isn’t necessary.
2. Flood policies don’t have a waiting period before going into effect.
3. Flood damage is always covered by home insurance.
4. Disaster assistance will cover any losses.
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Reasons to Consider Flood Insurance:
💧Most home or renters’ policies don’t cover flood damage
💧Weather patterns or nearby new construction can increase your risk
💧Flooding in your home or car can cause very expensive damage
Learn more about flood insurance at https://t.co/IitmH3QkmY
Flood Facts:
💧You don’t need to live near water to experience flooding
💧Floods are the most common natural disaster in the U.S.
💧30% of NFIP flood insurance claims come from properties outside a high-risk area
Learn more about flood insurance at https://t.co/Yau7kQnqml
If you are a new homeowner, congratulations! Here are several important types of insurance to know about:
1. Home: https://t.co/0VhPHY2dMS
2. Flood: https://t.co/jzIjTddd5P
3. Windstorm (on the coast): https://t.co/nslfPhfWU1
Flooding is unpredictable and dangerous.
💧Heavy rain can cause flash flooding anywhere
💧6 inches of moving water can knock a person down
💧12-24 inches of moving water can sweep away a vehicle
Learn about flood insurance at https://t.co/gQzaVfzHYL
What does a “100-year flood” mean? According to FEMA, it means there is a…
💧26% chance of a flood in the next 30 years, and
💧55% chance of a flood in your lifespan
Consider flood insurance. Floods can happen anywhere at any time.
Four things you can do to prepare for flooding:
💧Protect your personal documents
💧Build a disaster kit
💧Create an evacuation plan
💧Buy flood insurance
Learn more about flood insurance at https://t.co/gQzaVfzHYL
Flooding can happen at any time.
💧Research your home’s flood risk
💧Plan your evacuation route
💧Know what roads are likely to flood
💧Consider flood insurance
Learn more about flood insurance at https://t.co/gQzaVfzHYL
This is Flood Awareness Week. Here are some helpful readiness resources:
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NFIP (flood insurance): https://t.co/j4BqXdxFkO