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As the number of consumers turning to their easy-to-use smartphones continues to rise, Travelers (NYSE: TRV) announced today the launch of its first mobile applications, "Auto Accident Help" for iPhone(R) and "Quick Connect" for BlackBerry(R) smartphones. Both applications are free for anyone to download. Auto Accident Help is available at the iTunes(R) store and Quick Connect is available on Travelers.com.
The new mobile tools provide auto accident assistance for iPhone and BlackBerry1 smartphone users. Additionally, Travelers customers will have the added advantage of starting the auto claim process directly through the iPhone application and the mobile Web site.
"Immediately after an accident, it is natural to feel unsure about what steps to take and we want to be there to help guide people through the process," said Patrick Gee, Senior Vice President for Travelers Personal Insurance Claims. "Our new mobile applications allow us to do so by helping consumers with the necessary and important steps after an auto accident." Travelers Insurance
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In Louisville KY calls for a Travelers auto insurance quote 502-245-3625.
""In light of all the natural disasters wreaking havoc across the globe, I've
realized I should take a home inventory to document everything I own for
insurance purposes. What's the best way to do this?
Signed,
Happy
Homeowner
Hi Happy,
You're smart to want to document your
possessions in case of burglary, damage, or fire. The short answer to your
question: The best tool for the job is the one you'll actually use.
Taking a home inventory isn't really hard, it's just time consuming.
It's also extremely important; a good inventory will speed up the insurance
claims process and ensure your insurance takes care of everything you lost. (You
do, of course, need the insurance.)
Many tools can guide you through
taking your inventory and storing it (we'll list some below), but the basics are
pretty simple. You'll want to take pictures of all your stuff. (It's also a good
idea to snap pictures of serial numbers of your gadgetry.) If you've got a video
camera, you can simply walk through your home and film every room for a good and
simple start.
It's also very important that you store your inventory
outside your home in some form. You could store it at your office or somewhere
else outside of your home. If it's digital, upload .." from Lifehacker.com