What is the total home insurance payment a year in US?
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depends on how much your house is worth.  So can't really answer this question without that info.
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Ask your insurance agent. They have access to that info.
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http://www.totalrealestatesolutions.com/articles/disp.cfm?aid=226&typeid=1&winpop=0&nav=1
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Oklahoma....cheapest around.$300-per month. I have never pd more than that. I guess the average is $200 to$500. $500 will get you a very nice brick home with all the extras.I live in a 3bdr. 2bath with CH$A. Very cheap living.
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yes, that is what i did.  i didn't add my proptery taxes in so i have to pay them myself every year.. but my home insurance is included in my house payment
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It depends on the insurance company and the plan that you are on.  You need to check with your insurance company.
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housing a.k.a mortgage payment
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You have not provided enough information to determine the answer accurately.  How ever if you are single and your monthly salary is $5417 the approximate deductions for Medicare, Social Security and withholding would be $1436.18 plus state withholding of approximately $334.50 giving you a take home of $3646.32. \n WELCOME TO CALIFORNIA\n\nThe following link will take you to an IRS calculator in which you may input more accurate information if you wish. \n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96196,00.html
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it depends on the disability. i.e.workmans comp, SSI,VA..  You are allowed so much per year per disability.
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On a thirty-year term, the principal & interest payment would be $1,239.92.  Don't forget to add taxes & insurance to the equation when determining what is affordable for you.  And, keep in mind, if its affordable, and you'll be in the home long term, consider a 20-year term at $1,461.74 a month PI.\n\nI use a financial calculator, but here's a site you can use to run a bunch of different scenarios...
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A lot depends on your situation. According to a Kaiser Family Foundation study, the average individual health insurance premium is $173. Of course, premiums depend on what kind of plan you have, where you live, your age and sex, medical history, and other factors. For example, another KFF study found that a 25-year old would spend $57 a month for a Washington HMO policy while a 60-year old would spend $205 for an identical policy. A few states do not allow health insurance companies to charge more based on age. And the average monthly premium in California is about $211 – about $40 dollars above the national average, according to California Healthcare Foundation. Moreover, some medical conditions can increase premiums by 20 to 80 percent.\n\nOne of the great benefits of a group health plan, like one you’d get through work, is that they offer more protection (under federal HIPAA and state regulations) and it’s easier for you to be accepted. For example, if you have insurance through work, develop a medical condition, and switch jobs, you have to be accepted by your new health plan and you can count the time you were with your old plan against any waiting period required under your new plan. Also, group health plans give you more for your money.\n\nWhen I was younger, I went to only to non-routine doctors visit in more than 10 years, so financially I would have been better off with more money in my pocket and a less robust health plan. However, there is peace of mind that comes with quality medical protection.\n\nMostChoice.com has a free and easy way to find out all about health insurance. You can get free policy descriptions and pricing estimates through the site. More importantly, you can talk with state-licensed insurance agents near you. You just fill out a short form and local agents contact you within 48 hours. It’s a stress-free way to shop for health insurance and a great way to find out answers to tough health insurance questions.\n\nYou can find it here: http://www.mostchoice.com/health-insurance.cfm\n\nHope this helps,\nBarnes@MostChoice.com
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Your total monthly housing payment (including taxes and mortgage and insurance) should be about 1/3 of your take home pay.  So, you can figure your mortgage by what that payment amount would equate to!\n\n:-)
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Many brokers will write a minimum of 1 million GL.  Most of the policies that I'm familar with are from Pennsylvania and a ball park would be $550 a year.  If you add a tool floater or building coverage the premium will increase.
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A condo policy will provide liability, personal property and some building coverage for interior walls.  The condo association will cover outside walls.  Depending on your credit score, location of the condo and how much coverage you need, I would ball park it at about $350 for the year.\nContact a local agent - http://www.insuremyhouse.com
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Just call the utility directly.  They can give you information on average bills, etc.  People do it all the time when trying to decide whether or not to live in a particular place.
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The highest as of right now is around 5.46%, but it has a minimum of 10k.  This is at Countrywide in CA.\n\nBankrate typically lists quite a few.
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coverage for the dwelling, other structures, personal property. loss of use of the propetry  I also have windstorm and hail storm coverage with a $500 deductible.