A car break-in can rattle you emotionally. Plus, you have the financial costs of repairing your vehicle and replacing your stolen valuables. Don’t risk making a bad situation worse by not having the appropriate coverage for all your things.
Don’t wait for a terrible gust of wind and a felled tree to find out how much the shortfall is. A building ordinance or law endorsement could be one more layer of protection to help make sure your budget isn’t on the demo end of a wrecking ball.
This month OneGroup hosted a 101 series webinar on contractual risk transfer. Experts Kirsten Shepard and John Schmitt spoke about protecting your business from the negligence of others. Contractual risk transfer is a legally binding way to transfer risk from one party to another.
Whether large or small, all family-owned businesses need insurance protection.
You may need a separate RV policy depending on your situation and the type of vehicle you own.
You’ve probably heard of umbrella insurance, a type of coverage that protects you if a claim exceeds your insurance policy’s limits. But you might not be familiar with how it works, why your business may need it, and how it differs from excess insurance and regular insurance coverage.
Trees can fall and cause damage to your property. You can protect your property by talking to an adjuster and your neighbors.
An auto accident can be alarming. Be sure to take the proper steps after an accident to avoid any further troubles.
Any water that enters your home from the outside is normally considered a flood, so you can’t assume that any part of your policy will kick in even if your particular issue doesn’t seem like a classic flooding situation.
Small businesses are targets for Cyber-attacks. There are multiple things to look out for, phishing attacks, human error, and lack of security.
