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		<title>By: dawn</title>
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		<description>I am already paying $300-something for my 99 Honda, so i&#039;m satisfied with that, butu all the advice you gave for shopping car insurance should also apply to homeowners insurance, which at least for me is much more expensive. 

It&#039;s on my list of things to do.

You should also note that since insurers will need to check your credit before they give you a price, to do all your auto or homeowners insurance shopping within a fairly condensed period time, like a week or two. In this way, each insurer&#039;s credit inquiry won&#039;t represent one &quot;ding&quot; to your credit; the credit reporting bureaus will see a cluster of auto insurers looking at your credit and recognize that you&#039;re shopping for new insurance, so they&#039;ll count multiple credit inquiries within a fairly short  period of time as a single inquiry. Too many inquiries spread over time could hurt your credit score.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am already paying $300-something for my 99 Honda, so i&#8217;m satisfied with that, butu all the advice you gave for shopping car insurance should also apply to homeowners insurance, which at least for me is much more expensive. </p>
<p>It&#8217;s on my list of things to do.</p>
<p>You should also note that since insurers will need to check your credit before they give you a price, to do all your auto or homeowners insurance shopping within a fairly condensed period time, like a week or two. In this way, each insurer&#8217;s credit inquiry won&#8217;t represent one &#8220;ding&#8221; to your credit; the credit reporting bureaus will see a cluster of auto insurers looking at your credit and recognize that you&#8217;re shopping for new insurance, so they&#8217;ll count multiple credit inquiries within a fairly short  period of time as a single inquiry. Too many inquiries spread over time could hurt your credit score.</p>
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