Monday, September 12, 2022With so much information about homeowners insurance floating around the internet, it’s easy to jumble it all up. But it’s important to know exactly what you’re buying before signing on the dotted line. This article discusses five of the most common misconceptions about homeowners insurance that people frequently mix up. READ MORE >>
Thursday, August 11, 2022Smoking is bad for your health. This is a fact that everyone knows thanks to plenty of scientific research that links cigarette usage to serious illnesses such as heart disease, emphysema, stroke and cancer. But lighting up can cost you much more than just your health. In fact, it costs you money—and lots of it. READ MORE >>
Monday, July 25, 2022As you reach retirement age, you may realize that your ability to bring in income to help fund the rest of your and your spouse’s life is limited by both your age and health. Did you know that life insurance can provide additional support? READ MORE >>
Thursday, June 9, 2022When you build a workforce in your business, your employees will be your biggest assets. However, they are also your biggest liabilities, in many ways. That’s particularly true when employees become problems for the business’s reputation. Employee misconduct or dishonesty is something that might happen, as much as you try to avoid it. READ MORE >>
Thursday, May 5, 2022Changes that occur in your life or with your primary vehicle warrant a new look at your auto-insurance coverage to make sure you have the most up-to-date coverage working for you and all of the drivers in your family. READ MORE >>
Friday, April 15, 2022Whether it happened as an accident or was the result of an act of vandalism, having a rock hit your home’s window can be very scary. It is the type of accident or incident you cannot prevent. However, home insurance may cover the damage in some situations. That could help you get the repairs you need to make your home secure again. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, March 15, 2022Tax season is here and according to new laws, working Americans must provide proof of health insurance to the IRS. Failure to provide proof of insurance will be costly as the "shared responsibility payment" is the larger of the following: $95 per adult and $47.50 per child, or one percent of taxable income. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, February 23, 2022If you own a home, it is incredibly important to have a life insurance policy in place. Why? After your death, this coverage might help pay off your mortgage. It can therefore help keep your family from an unnecessary financial burden. Here are surprising four benefits to consider. READ MORE >>
Sunday, January 30, 2022A business owner’s policy, known as BOP, is a type of business insurance that can work well for many types of businesses. Most companies have assets to protect, employees to safeguard and liability risks. That is why a BOP policy can be ideal. READ MORE >>
Friday, January 21, 2022A business owners policy (BOP) is a business insurance package geared toward small businesses. It combines important coverages into one policy, usually at a cheaper rate than buying them individually. A BOP covers two main areas: property and liability. READ MORE >>
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