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[...] In yet another example of a state insurance regulator determining that a home warranty or home service contract company was operating without permission, American Fidelity Home [...]

[...] When you choose to purchase a home service contract, often referred to generically as a home warranty, at the closing table there are a few [...]

[...] When you purchase a home warranty, also referred to as a home service contract, it pays to look closely at the contract. One particular thing to watch for are limits on [...]

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[...] Labeling a home service contract as a home warranty for marketing purposes isn’t against the rules but it can be [...]

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[...] . By providing consumers with information and by being an advocate for consumers using home service contracts the NHSCA’s consumer-facing initiatives make it an important organization. Because [...]

When you purchase a home warranty, also referred to as a home service contract, it pays to look closely at the contract. One particular thing to watch [...]

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[...] of the replacement cost offset under the terms of your home service contract. But if your home warranty company wants to replace your current HVAC with another that uses R-22 you should consider the [...]

[...] . For a fraction of repair and replacement costs (even with the parts covered by your home warranty company) you can pay a professional to service many different high-wear parts of your house. Air [...]

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[...] Customers of Arkidus who purchased home warranty contracts are all over Internet consumer review websites with their complaints and pleas for [...]

[...] of your current contract period. There are a lot of things that home owners watch for in home warranty contracts. The renewal policy may not be on that list though and if you skip it you may be in for [...]

[...] . And in the end what the consumer pays for is substantially different than the home warranty contracts which are normally associated with home builders’ contracts with the buyers of [...]

[...] taken another step toward helping consumers identify the strengths of companies providing home warranty contracts in the U.S. One of the award recipients, Blue Ribbon Home Warranty Inc., commented to [...]

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[...] to others which would permit you to renew freely. It is never an advantage to have a home warranty contract that does not guarantee your right to renew. In fact you risk a lapse in service coverage [...]

[...] we noted that some states have specific requirements for builders to provide a written home warranty contract to their home buyers. Ken noted that New Jersey, as one example, requires a builder to [...]