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    June 21 2022
    Homeowners Insurance vs. Renters Insurance: Who Needs What, and Why?
    Though the names might make explanation self-evident for some, we know you’ve got questions! There is a clear difference between these two common types of coverage, along with some similarities, and we’re here to spell it out.
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    April 21 2022
    Home Insurance vs Home Warranty
    When you own a home, you likely want all the protection you can afford. While a policy could feel like more than enough when you’re paying the bills, only when disaster actually strikes does its value hit home––you never want to be left wishing for more. 
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    Cyber

    May 5 2020
    Cyber in Isolation
    We’ve all known that paper files and Post-It notes weren’t going to cut it for much longer. But before Zoom became a household name, an IT department may have seemed more like a luxury than a necessity. As we all scrambled to adapt, technology has become an integral part of the workday for...
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    Insurance

    January 17 2019
    Where's the Beef?
    “You get what you pay for”—how true that is with insurance. Sadly, though, a lot of what we see from new customers are insurance policies that are all bun and no burger. This raises the question: what elements should every insurance policy have?
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    Cyber

    January 3 2019
    Cyber Security Alert: Your Network Device Is a Hacker’s Delight
    As the Internet of Things continues to grow, so do opportunities for devious hackers. A multi-national warning has been issued regarding our home and business network devices—think modems, WiFi routers, and repeaters. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has noted a large-scale attack launched against specific network devices. So together with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), they’ve issued a Technical Alert warning everyone about ongoing cyber exploitation.
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    Cyber

    December 31 2018
    Cybercasing
    Far from Home Alone style, cybercasing brings crime into the 21st. Today’s criminals use your trusty devices against you. Tech-savvy bad guys let you do their work for them via geotagging, social media “check-ins,” and easily-identifiable features in posted pictures. Make a conscious choice to hold some key personal info close to the vest. That’s one simple way to protect yourself and those you love—case closed.
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    Personal

    October 29 2018
    Readers Ask: What Determines the Price of Homeowners Insurance?
    If you’re struggling to meet the costs of owning a home, finding an affordable insurance policy may seem daunting. So we did the research for you. Read on to learn what affects the price of homeowners insurance and how you can save.
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    Personal

    October 29 2018
    Readers Ask: What Determines the Price of Life Insurance?
    The average life policy is underinsured by over $300,000. What’s really scary is that many people completely opt out of life insurance because of the perceived costs and confusion involved. Still others have found that they couldn't be without their life policy Life insurance can make your family’s future dreams, plans, and goals achievable. We're happy to say that finding the right policy doesn't have to be an impossible task.
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    Personal

    October 29 2018
    Readers Ask: What Determines the Price of Auto Insurance?
    Driving uninsured is treading on dangerous ground. But for many, cost is the primary concern. So what determines the price of auto insurance and how can you save? Read on to get the inside scoop.
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  • Large family on couch protected by home, auto, and pet insurance

    Insurance

    October 28 2018
    Readers Ask: What Determines the Price of Insurance?
    Everyone wants to save money. And as the cost of living increases, scouting out deals is becoming like a second (or third, or fourth) job for some. So when it comes to insurance, how can you get the most bang for your buck? What determines the price of insurance anyway?
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    Personal

    August 8 2018
    Back to Class Series: Driving with Kids On a Dangerous Curve
    Some say that experience is the best teacher. Others might argue that it depends on the nature of the lesson. Yet, when it comes to new drivers, there’s little controversy: learning from others’ experience is critical for both parents and teens. Happily, we can help with some of that—at least the insurance part. So how about a little back-to-class peace of mind?
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  • Big multi-color letters "FAQs" as related to keeping college-bound child on auto insurance policy

    Personal

    August 7 2018
    Back to Class: College Considerations, Part 1
    It may not seem true, but your baby is now an adult. As your child flies away to college and all it brings, be sure a wide, strong safety net is at the ready. And as you traverse new pathways, trust that you can lean on our experience. Here are a couple of questions that will likely surface: Since my child is now an “adult” and will be away from home most of the year, should I still list him or her on my auto policy? My child will be attending college out of state. How can I be sure our policy will cover any accidents that occur while my child is away at school?
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  • Big multi-color letters "FAQs" as related to college student discounts for auto insurance policy

    Personal

    August 6 2018
    Back to Class: College Considerations, Part 2
    From social to secular, your favorite college student is headed for a learning curve. While they’re busy hitting books and hanging out, take some time and do a little learning of your own. Here’s an auto insurance question we know you’re asking: I know that the risk posed by a young driver is high and our premiums still reflect that. Are there any discounts I can look into?
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    Personal

    August 5 2018
    Back to Class: College Considerations, Part 3
    Part of the college experience is for a student to experience living ‘on their own.’ But all that extra elbow room could leave serious coverage gaps. Mom and Dad, make sure you’re asking these questions: Since my child will be living on campus, how can I protect all the things taken to school or bought there? Does insurance coverage differ when a student lives in off-campus, rented housing?
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  • Person being hit by car as result of distracted driving

    Personal

    August 4 2018
    Back to Class: The Brute Force of Distraction
    In any discussion about insuring teens and college students, the topic isn’t complete without delving into distraction. That’s because distracted driving takes a heavy toll on both age groups—society’s youngest drivers. Available resources can help you to stop distracted driving before it starts, and your family insurance agent is totally behind that. In fact, your agent is a key player in the fight against distracted driving. Get in touch and learn how you can have plenty of rewards without taking risks.
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  • Big multi-color letters "FAQs" as related to covering new teen drivers on auto insurance policy

    Personal

    August 3 2018
    Back to Class: New Drivers’ Learning Curve, Part 1
    Experience is the best teacher, whether it’s yours or ours. So if you’re new to the world of teen driving, lean on this accumulated knowledge. Here’s a question you’ve likely pondered: Now that my teenager is driving, do I have to list them on my auto insurance policy, or should I take out a separate policy just for them?
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  • Personal

    August 2 2018
    Back to Class: New Drivers’ Learning Curve, Part 2
    New drivers (and their parents) do well to draw on others’ experience. Embarking on this new journey can be scary—we completely understand. So check in for a reliable answer to a commonly asked question: What level of coverage should we carry, now that our son/daughter is listed on our policy?
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  • Big multi-color letters "FAQs" as related to new teen driver discounts on auto insurance policy

    Personal

    August 1 2018
    Back to Class: New Drivers’ Learning Curve, Part 3
    Do you have a new driver at home? That can be stressful—we totally get it. Feel free to pull from our accumulated knowledge, and see what you can learn. For instance, have you ever asked: It’s expensive to have my son/daughter on my policy; are there any discounts I can take advantage of to lighten the load?
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    Insurance

    June 18 2018
    Does Loyalty Matter Anymore?
    From a customer standpoint, it may seem like the shortest path to saving money is to switch insurance companies. Which raises the question: Is there any value in being a long-time customer of an insurance company? Or what is the return on investment in loyalty—if that even exists anymore? The answer is not always clear. As an agent—the professional who connects you with a company—the answer is definitely a “yes.”
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    Cyber

    June 1 2018
    Employment Phishing
    Hook, line, and sinker—phishing scams are always in season. And anywhere you’d hunt for jobs can be under attack. With disasters rendering thousands jobless, the basic need for employment could turn to desperation. That low ebb of emotion provides ideal phishing conditions. Wherever the compass points, phishers are trolling—don’t get hooked!
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    Insurance

    May 31 2018
    Less Is More... Or At Least It Should Be
    According to usual patterns, insurance agents typically speak with clients only two or three times in a year. Of course when there’s a problem or an urgent need, these calls are focused solely on resolution. Unfortunately, they provide little opportunity to review coverage suggestions that could both enhance your insurance and increase your agent’s value. When interactions with your agent are less problem-based, more time can be spent using these conversations to keep you informed.
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    Insurance

    April 30 2018
    Is Your Agent Wearing a Fitbit?
    It seems odd, the things we measure these days. Or at least the things we have to measure to ensure we’re doing what we should. And if you’re anything like me—far too many conversations these days revolve around “getting your steps in.” So what are we really measuring? Why is it so important? And how does an activity tracker relate to insurance?
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    Personal

    April 1 2018
    Spring Weather Threats: Between the Raindrops
    Yards are teeming with spring blossoms, and torrential rain showers are just a normal part of the year’s cycle. But our modern, non-porous living spaces—think cemented or paved driveways, walkways and patios—can’t handle the downpours. When these and other factors collide, we can see flash floods, sewer drain backup, or sump pump overflow.
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    Business

    March 31 2018
    The Death of a Sales Person
    Are the insurance agents of days past still around? In today’s tech-centric world, it’s arguable that we don’t need them. But we’d argue that a good old-fashioned agent still has a place in today’s advancing industry.
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    Personal

    March 15 2018
    Spring Weather Threats: Hail the Mighty Storm
    Wild, unpredictable weather patterns call for preparation and forethought. Especially now, as abundant spring showers spur on summer growth, damage from hail—rain’s favorite cousin—crops up as a real threat. In fact, flooding and hail are the top two of five common dangers that regularly damage homes nationwide.
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