I find it very important to look at the fine print when it comes to signing documents and knowing what you’re getting into. For example when I first bought my house I really looked into what the interest rates were going to be. I find that being knowledgeable before you know what you’re signing up for will really benefit you. For example, when I bought my home I really need to replace the HVAC system. The HVAC system was over 15 years old. Normally HVAC specialists say you should replace your HVAC system between the 12 and 15 year mark. When I had an HVAC technician come, take out the old HVAC system and install the new energy efficient HVAC system. Before he installed it I wanted to see what the agreement entailed. There was multiple plan options that came with the new HVAC system. There was a plan for part replacement for certain parts, a labor plan and a total coverage plan. I wanted to get the total coverage plan because I thought it would be the best type of coverage since I like to make sure my HVAC system is fully maintenanced at least four times a year, which equals to be for every season. Plus there is up to 10 years of protection which is great. I was able to choose either 1, 3, 5 or 10 years of protection depending on my needs. I decided to choose the 5 year protection plan. By knowing your agreement and policy options with your new HVAC system it will clear up any questions that you have plus you know what’s covered and not covered.
