As a homeowner, you want to feel comfortable that all of your belongings in your home are protected should anything happen because one day, you come home from work to find the antique Eames coffee table (that your mother gave you) completely flattened. Apparently, your 15 year-old thought it was a good idea to use more →
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) finally went into effect in 2014 and if you’re not one of the lucky ones to have health insurance provided by an employers, you more than likely signed up through the ACA Marketplace. Or you threw caution to the wind and decided you’d rather avoid buying health insurance more →
The construction industry has suffered through hard knocks since the market crashed in 2007-2008. Now, even as the economy slowly recovers and certain industries bounce back, the construction sector now faces personnel problems. While construction activity has increased as the economy has improved (and that demand is expected to continue in 2015), the sector more →
Insurance is a complicated, but mandatory confusion. Health and auto insurance are required and many additional forms of insurance are encouraged, or considered a necessity. It is hard wading through all the competition, red tape, and legal mess that can confuse the average consumer. Luckily, an independent insurance agent can help you navigate the more →
Just this past summer a client had their identity stolen while on an eight-day vacation in the Caribbean. It happened on their second day away, and if hadn’t been for their homeowners insurance, their vacation would have been devastated, to say the least. The insurance company handled 99% of the legwork to get their credit more →
Sticking with one agent might just do the trick. When looking for the right insurance policy, you are usually looking for the the best price. Meanwhile the agent is usually looking for and are most concerned with getting you the most adequate protection. Having your insurance with one agent maximizes both situation. Best price – more →
This is a tricky rhetorical question, because any insurance agent can tell you that every company has different language in their policies. On top of that, different states have different requirements for the insurance company and/or rental company to provide certain coverages. So to answer this rhetorical question you ask each time you travel and more →
