Figley-Salz & Company Blog: homeowners insurance

Thursday, April 28, 2022

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Finally, you've saved enough money to take that dream vacation: A golfing excursion at a faraway, exotic locale. You're playing your first round, getting ready to tee off on the fifth hole. It's a gorgeous par 4, bordered by several elegant retirement homes. You hit your drive--and YIKES! READ MORE >>

Tuesday, April 13, 2021

Tips To Reduce Homeowners Costs

Let's face it: Oklahoma has destructive storms. Accordingly, homeowners insurance in this state is not cheap; over the past few years both premiums and deductibles have gone up substantially. Want to avoid the worst of "sticker shock" when your homeowners policy renews? READ MORE >>

Tuesday, July 30, 2019

Tips To Reduce Homeowners Costs

Let's face it: Oklahoma has destructive storms. Accordingly, homeowners insurance in this state is not cheap; over the past few years both premiums and deductibles have gone up substantially. Want to avoid the worst of "sticker shock" when your homeowners policy renews? READ MORE >>

Tuesday, April 17, 2018

Tips To Reduce Homeowners Costs

Let's face it: Oklahoma has destructive storms. Accordingly, homeowners insurance in this state is not cheap; over the past few years both premiums and deductibles have gone up substantially. Want to avoid the worst of "sticker shock" when your homeowners policy renews? READ MORE >>

Thursday, July 21, 2016

Tips To Reduce Homeowners Costs

Let's face it: Oklahoma has destructive storms. Accordingly, homeowners insurance in this state is not cheap; over the past few years both premiums and deductibles have gone up substantially. Want to avoid the worst of "sticker shock" when your homeowners policy renews? READ MORE >>

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Tips To Reduce Homeowners Costs

Let's face it: With the destructive storm seasons the past several years--along with the outbreak of tornadoes in central Oklahoma last May--homeowners insurance in this state is not getting cheaper. In fact, many carriers have pulled out of Oklahoma, or if they've stayed, they've significantly increased their premiums and deductibles. READ MORE >>