Insurance Blog
Term vs. Whole Life Insurance: Which Do You Need?
Posted: September 24, 2018
Life is always changing – which is why it’s important to review your insurance needs and make sure your coverage is keeping up with your life. Whether you’re entering adulthood or nearing retirement, you may have a need for life insurance… but understanding which policy is best for you can be confusing. Let’s talk term and whole life insurance to help you find which benefits... Read Article
Homeowners Insurance: When Do You File a Claim?
Posted: September 20, 2018
Homeowners insurance is designed to cover damage to your property caused by certain covered events. It stands to reason, as you are paying your premiums, you should take advantage of available coverage. The reality is, it is not always advisable to file a homeowners insurance claim as it can lead to higher premiums or even cancellation in some cases. Underwriters tend to frown on policyholders... Read Article
Life Insurance for Single Parents
Posted: September 17, 2018
As a single parent, you want to be there for all of life’s little moments – when your kids start riding a bike, go on their first date or head off to college. Your children count on you for all those things and so much more. That’s why a term life insurance policy is something to consider as a single parent. Life insurance can give... Read Article
How Named Storms Affect Your Insurance Coverage
Posted: September 13, 2018
Ready or not… when a hurricane is on the way, you have to act fast. While you’re making an evacuation plan or stocking up on bottled water, the last thing you want to be thinking is, “Will my insurance cover what happens after this?” Yes, hurricanes can be devastating – personally and financially. But anxiety can keep you from being present to what matters most.... Read Article
31 Must-Have Items for Your Home Emergency Kit
Posted: September 12, 2018
It can be hard to imagine several days (or weeks) without power, internet or running water. But in the event of an emergency, anything can happen. That’s why your family should have an emergency plan and supplies ready for any type of disaster. Depending on where you live, a disaster could mean heavy snow, flooding, a tornado or a hurricane. So make your plan personal... Read Article