Workers’ Compensation can be a large cost center for a business. The extent depends on the type of business and the state where the business is located. The cost to insure a single employee making $30,000 per year can range from less than $100 (for a clerical worker) to around $1,400 (for a restaurant worker)…Read more
Get Insurance for your Kids in College
Back in the day kids showed up to their college dorms with not much more than the clothes on their backs and a couple of suitcases, maybe a small stereo. A generation ago, laptops were nearly unheard of in college dorms. Obviously, those days are over. Today college students rely on a small arsenal of…Read more
Directors & Officers Insurance
For the last several years, stories of wrongdoing and bad judgment by corporate managers have filled the headlines. Enron, Worldcom, and Countrywide are just some of the companies that became household names because of mistakes or criminal acts their leaders committed. These stories became big news because they were exceptional; the vast majority of companies…Read more
Do I Need Terrorism Insurance For My Business?
Terrorism insurance is provided by a public or private risk-sharing partnership. It gives the government and insurers the responsibility of sharing losses if there is a terrorist attack. This coverage is offered as a special add-on feature or endorsement to commercial property insurance. If there is a terrorist attack, a regular business policy will not…Read more
High Net Worth Insurance
High Net Worth insurance is designed for policyholders with a net worth of 5 million or more. This segment represents about 5% of the population and the needs of this group are very complex. In 2015, Chubb was acquired by ACE. This acquisition was a surprise to many in the insurance industry and agents are…Read more
What is a Surety Bond?
In today’s competitive market, a surety bond is a valuable commodity for a contractor. Obtaining a surety bond shows your company’s best face to both potential customers and lending institutions. That’s because a surety bond amounts to a seal of approval from an independent third party, the surety bond company, which has evaluated your work.…Read more
Landlords May Be Legally Liable For Tenants’ Injuries
One of the risks from being a landlord is that tenants or visitors to the premises may get injured. Injuries may result from factors out of the landlord’s control. However, in some cases the landlord may be legally liable for accident. Negligence A landlord is legally liable for a tenant’s or visitor’s injury if he…Read more
5 Insurance Changes to Make When You Retire
Whether you plan to travel the world, run marathons, serve your community or spend more time with family, retirement will bring radical changes in the ways you spend your time. And whenever life changes, so do the risks you face — which means retirement is a good time to look closely at your insurance coverage.…Read more
5 Crucial Insurance Changes After Divorce
Any major life change sends a ripple effect through your finances — especially a divorce. Insurance matters may seem trivial next to the emotional upheaval of ending a marriage. But minding the details now can prevent financial pain later. Here’s a look at five insurance changes to address after a divorce. 1. Life insurance Buying…Read more
Insurance for Small Construction Businesses
Small construction businesses require several of the same types of insurance coverage that larger businesses need. In addition to this, there are types of coverage available that are specific to the construction industry. It’s best to speak with a qualified agent who has experience in insuring small construction businesses. Agents with experience are able to…Read more
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