Business Insurance And Understanding Your Certificate Of Liability

Posted on 25 March 2017

Do you own a small business? If so, you likely have business insurance or you may be shopping for a new policy. Some people are confused about pertinent business insurance documents. The Certificate of Liability Insurance is one of those documents. It serves as proof of business insurance. There are different types of business insurance available too. This is why businesses need to ensure that they select the right type of insurance. [Read More]

True Training In Final Expense Insurance

Posted on 23 March 2017

Many people do not think about final expense insurance until it is too late. A big reason that people do not think of this important insurance is because people do not like to think about death. It is a dark topic and many people simply do not like to think of it. However, if a person passes on and leaves a great deal of debt to their loved ones they are doing them a disservice. [Read More]

Five Good Reasons To Use Online Courses For Insurance Continuing Education

Posted on 19 March 2017

The insurance industry is one of the most dynamic fields in the United States. New federal and state laws that affect insurers and new products are continually being added. To be compliant and to do the best job possible for your customers, it's important for insurance agents to stay abreast of these new developments. If your office is like most insurance offices, you can't afford to close your doors for even a day so that your staff can be trained on new laws and new insurance products. [Read More]

Deciding Whether or Not to Keep Your College Child on Your Auto Policy

Posted on 27 February 2017

If your child is moving to college, one of the decisions you will have to make is whether to keep them on your auto insurance policy or let them have a separate coverage. This decision may not be entirely up to you; other factors will influence it. These four questions will help steer you in the right direction: Is Your Child Taking the Car With Them? Some college kids leave their cars at home for use during vacation. [Read More]

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A few months ago, my sister excitedly informed me that she and her husband were moving into a new place. After renting a fixer-upper in the city for two years, my sibling found a lovely vacant house in the country to rent. Before moving her belongings into her new home, my sister secured a renters insurance policy. Are you planning to rent an apartment or a house in the near future? Protect the value of your possessions by investing in a renters insurance policy. If your things are destroyed due to a flood, fire, or other type of disaster, you’ll receive needed funds to replace them with. On this blog, I hope you will discover how to obtain a renters insurance policy. Enjoy!

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