For auto
Our goal is to provide affordable auto insurance to our customers and the highest levels of customer service for auto policyholders
Chuck Nash Insurance agents will help you make important decisions about your auto insurance. They’re experienced, hard-working insurance professionals — as interested in you as they are in providing you with car insurance coverage.
We realize each auto insurance policy sold is a promise of service. We use our own trained insurance agents, ensuring that your car insurance claim will be settled quickly and fairly by Chuck Nash Insurance personnel who know our auto insurance policy and understand how important service is to us — and to you.
For life
Life insurance offers a positive guarantee: that a sum of money will be paid out to a designated beneficiary, in a timely manner. It can help to replace income. It will help to complete future planning, like college funding and retirement. It will allow a family to remain in their home.
Life insurance is the only thing that can impact so many lives, without taxation, without government interference, and is purchased at less than face value.
There is only one deadline when it comes to buying life insurance - death. Of course, failing health may also prevent someone from buying it, and, in those cases, other forms of planning must be undertaken.
And, unlike qualified retirement plans, Roth IRAs, and other tax-deferred plans, there is no limit to what you can buy. The IRS has determined the maximum contributions allowable to 401(k)s, IRAs, etc. but when it comes to life insurance, you can buy as much as you want.
For home
Homeowners insurance is a specific type of property insurance that covers damage or loss by theft and against perils which can include fire, and storm damage. It also may insure the owner for accidental injury or death for which the owner may be legally responsible.
Homeowners insurance is almost always required in order to get a home loan. Don’t be surprised if your lender requires you to purchase homeowners insurance before the mortgage company will sign off on your loan (this protects the lender’s interest in your home). But even if you don’t have a mortgage, it’s a good idea to have homeowners insurance coverage to protect your investment.
Review your coverage each year with your insurance company to make sure you still have enough insurance coverage to meet your needs. Remember, you can add on to your homeowners insurance policy at any time, and add more coverage as your situation changes.
For renters
When disaster strikes, it doesn’t care if you rent or own your home. Renters face the same risks as homeowners. Your landlord or condo association may have insurance, but it only protects the building structure, not your personal items.
If your apartment or condominium becomes uninhabitable due to a fire, burst pipes or any other reason covered by your policy, your renters insurance will cover your "additional living expenses." Generally, that means paying for you to live somewhere else.
To ensure you’re compensated for any belongings you lose from a fire, storm or other catastrophes, you should inventory all of your personal belongings. List each item, its value and serial number when possible. Photograph or videotape each room, including closets, open drawers, storage buildings and your garage. Keep receipts for major items in a fireproof place.
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