Renter’s Insurance Checklist: Review Before the Unexpected
A quick refresher on renters insurance, including coverage types, policy limits, and add-ons to help protect your belongings and budget.
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Q2 Health and Welfare Plan Compliance
Do you work for a ridesharing company, such as Uber or Lyft? Personal auto insurance covers private passenger use of a vehicle, not commercial use.
Does Your Auto Policy Cover Ridesharing?
Do you work for a ridesharing company, such as Uber or Lyft? Personal auto insurance covers private passenger use of a vehicle, not commercial use.
What to Do If Hail Damages Your Car: Insurance, Repairs, and Protection Tips
A sudden hailstorm can leave your car dented, cracked, and in need of quick decisions.
Protecting Your Home and Understanding Your Insurance During Winter Storms
Prepare for snowstorms by understanding potential property damages, reviewing your insurance coverage, and taking preventive measures to protect your home and family.
Holiday Driving Hazards
A lot of condo owners assume that their association takes care of insurance, in addition to maintenance. But that’s not entirely true, especially when it comes to your belongings and other items within your unit.
Holiday Decorating Hazards
Getting ready to deck out your home for the holidays? Learn about 10 common decorating hazards and how to avoid them
Your Condo Lets You Avoid Many Homeownership Hassles — But You Still Need Insurance
A lot of condo owners assume that their association takes care of insurance, in addition to maintenance. But that’s not entirely true, especially when it comes to your belongings and other items within your unit.
Navigating the Changing Personal Insurance Landscape
In our recent Personal Insurance 101 webinar, our insurance professionals David Weaver and Kimberly Hendrick provided valuable information on insurance for personal assets, such as home, auto, and umbrella insurance.
Renters Who Think They Don’t Need Insurance Are at Risk
Renters often overlook the value of their own property. They also may not realize that they could be held
financially liable if another person is injured (or if that person’s possessions are damaged) while at their apartment, rented home, dormitory or off-campus housing.