Personal Insurance Blog
Winter landscapes may seem peaceful and picturesque – however, water/ice damage makes up 20 percent of all homeowner insurance claims. Some of the most common claims in the Midwest are related to ice Read More
What You Should Know About This Year’s Flu SeasonIn the United States, influenza (flu) season lasts from October through May, with peak flu activity happening between December and March. The country’ Read More
Jewelry often carries financial and sentimental worth, which is why we go to great lengths to protect it. In fact, surveys often reveal that jewelry is one of the top items people would save in a Read More
Cybercriminals are smart and have turned stealing money from innocent people into an art form. The more we use technology to simplify our lives, the more at risk we become.Our computers, phones, Read More
The way we connect, collaborate, and communicate today is vastly different from a mere decade ago. Once a platform for college students, social media is now used by seven out of 10 Americans for Read More
There is no nationwide rule or law in place regarding auto liability insurance requirements. Each state has individual rules, regulations and “state minimum limits of liability” that a driver must Read More
When your home sustains significant damages due to a fire or even a weather event, some city/town ordinances or zoning laws may require you to fix more than your insurance policy is willing to cover Read More
Joining a board of directors of a nonprofit organization is exciting and incredibly rewarding as you give your time, talent, and services back to your community. Whether it’s your first foray Read More
A flooded basement is one of the most ambiguous insurance situations a homeowner can find themselves in. Some situations are covered by home insurance, while others require special types like flood Read More
As the warmer spring weather approaches, it's easy to forget the damage that harsh winter weather may have done to your house. A bit of spring maintenance now can prevent costly repair bills later. Read More
