Condo or Condon’t – Condo Insurance
You’ve taken the plunge and opted for condo life. Now that the papers are signed, it seems like everything is taken care of for you—building maintenance, roof repairs, landscaping, insurance, etc. It’s…
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7 Tips to Help You Handle Rainy Days Behind the Wheel
At some point, every driver has to deal with rainy weather. But, many don’t know what to do, so they just drive as they normally would. However, with slick roads, flooded…
Personal Umbrella Insurance: Why would I need it?
Auto and homeowners policies provide adequate liability protection for many people. Why, therefore, would anyone purchase an umbrella liability policy? The primary reason is to protect personal assets. Personal umbrella…
Voluntary Benefits: An Employer’s Guide to Voluntary Products
Voluntary benefits can be any type of additional benefit that is added to an employer’s menu of benefit options. These benefits may be provided through insurance products that can be…
Health Insurance Open Enrollment Season
What is Open Enrollment, you may wonder. It is the one time during each year where people can make health insurance plan selections or changes to their plans for the…
Flood Insurance 101
Was the recent deluge of rain we received a one-time fluke of nature? Or a hint of changing weather patterns with more to come? One thing it taught us once…
Wedding Insurance: Make Sure Your Dream Day is Insured
Let’s face it no one wants to think about all the bad things that can happen on your wedding day. Just because you don’t want to think about it doesn’t…
What Is Renters Insurance & Why Should You Have It?
Imagine that your rental residence was damaged in a fire, storm, or natural disaster. You know that your landlord has an insurance policy for their property. However, you would be…
HSAs and HRAs – what are they?
Have you ever signed up for health insurance and been confused by the acronyms “HSA” or “HRA”? HSA stands for Health Savings Account, and HRA stands for Health Reimbursement Arrangement.…
Medicare 101: Know your benefits
Perhaps you are nearing retirement age, over age 65 and still working, or you simply want to understand how Medicare works. Read on to learn more about each part of…