Sentences with phrase «few dollars a year»

In lots of cases, just for few dollars a year you can save your valuables from fire by loss, theft, water damage and wind or other hazards.

After all, when a product has a billion users, it needs to earn only a few dollars a year from each of them to be a robust business.

For a few dollars a year I get free two day shipping and I trust the name and it takes me less than 30 seconds to check.

Make sure you do good contracts and have an end date so you're not paying out a few dollars years later costing you more in overheads.

There are now POD — print on demand — businesses that will print your book and distribute it to buyers, and they'll do it for free, or just a few dollars a year.

While the standard California HO - 4 policy form doesn't cover earthquakes, the endorsement to carve back that coverage and make it available generally costs just a few dollars a year.

It's generally just a few dollars a year to add the coverage to an existing policy, and it's certainly good to have in Santa Clarita!

Consider increasing medical payments to others, as well — a higher limit costs just a few dollars a year and can prevent liability claims.

The State of Maryland strongly encourages everyone to have this coverage, and water backup on Columbia renters insurance generally only costs a few dollars a year.

Earthquakes are excluded from renters insurance in Fremont by default, but it only adds a few dollars a year to add the coverage on.

Earthquakes are excluded, though that coverage can be endorsed on for just a few dollars a year.

Given that average cost, a twenty percent increase would only be a few dollars a year.

Generally endorsing earthquake coverage onto renters insurance is a minor expense, a few dollars a year.

Medical payments to others is also very affordable, usually adding just a few dollars a year.

You can go up to $ 500,000 of liability coverage on an average renters insurance policy for just a few dollars a year.

Generally that means maxing out the available coverage base on what the insurance company offers, because going from $ 100,000 to $ 500,000 of liability could cost just a few dollars a year.

That can cause a pretty expensive mess, and the coverage is just a few dollars a year.

For a few dollars a year, you could bump that coverage to $ 500,000.

It's a coverage worth considering, for the few dollars a year it costs!

Limits up to $ 500,000 are possible, and it's often just a few dollars a year to increase them.

For just a few dollars a year, you can get $ 300,000 or $ 500,000 of liability coverage on your California renters insurance.

That's an endorsement, it's not included by default, but the few dollars a year it costs, it's a good idea to have.

Most of those endorsements are just a few dollars a year to add on, so it's well worth doing if there's a particular risk that concerns you.

If you need to increase either number, it's easy and only adds a few dollars a year to the cost of the policy.

The difference between $ 100,000 of liability and $ 500,000 of liability on your San Diego renters insurance policy is just a few dollars a year.

It's generally only a few dollars a year to add the coverage, and depending on your personal level of risk tolerance, it's well worth doing.

Increasing your liability limit to $ 300,000 or $ 500,000 tends to be just a few dollars a year.

Kids cause additional liability, so with some underwriters they might add a few dollars a year to the cost of the coverage.

You can add personal injury coverage (libel claims, for instance) for a few dollars a year in many cases.

The difference in cost between $ 100,000 and $ 500,000 of liability is minimal, generally just a few dollars a year.

Sure, but those few dollars a year are the difference between putting your life back together after a loss and having the loss cripple you entirely.

You need the coverage, and the difference is just a few dollars a year.

The policy starts at $ 100,000 of liability, but can go up to $ 500,000 for just a few dollars a year difference.

Most policies do, because it's a matter of just a few dollars a year.

An endorsement for water backup should cost you just a few dollars a year, and it's a worthwhile investment.

Does it cost a few dollars a year?

Adding liability coverage is quite affordable, usually just a few dollars a year for a dramatic increase.

If you're concerned about the risk and want to protect yourself, you can certainly get an earthquake endorsement on your policy, generally for a few dollars a year.

Renters insurance in South Carolina is quite inexpensive, often less than in other states, and if you need to increase the personal property coverage or the liability coverage you'll find it generally adds only a few dollars a year.

The savings of a few dollars a year don't make it worth the extra costs in the event of a claim.

The increased coverage often costs just a few dollars a year.

The difference may be only a few dollars a year on a small policy, but it's still a difference.

Depending on your personal level of risk tolerance, you may well want to add that coverage for the few dollars a year.

You can burn through $ 100,000 of liability coverage pretty quickly, and it's generally only a few dollars a year more to increase your liability coverage to a more prudent level.

You should also think about increasing the liability limits, because it's incredibly cheap to do so — on the order of a few dollars a year.

In reality, the savings might only amount to a few dollars a year.

The difference between $ 100,000 and $ 300,000 of liability, for instance, may be as little as a few dollars a year.

The difference in cost is a few dollars a year, and the extra coverage brings significant benefits.

That can be added for just a few dollars a year.

But the endorsement is generally only a few dollars a year, and well worth having.