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Life Insurance and Income Replacement


One of the most overlooked parts when analyzing the need for life insurance is income protection. Most often when reviewing your needs for life insurance, families focus on having enough to pay off their debts and making sure their kids can go to college. Whether you’re the sole provider for your family or you and […]




Preparing Your Home For Winter


Winter can be very tough on a home, especially if you have not taken the necessary steps to prepare for the harsh weather that is right around the corner. Winterization projects can be relatively straightforward and affordable, all the while preventing significant damages that can hinder the comfort, safety and integrity of your house throughout […]




Toy Safety


Before purchasing toys for children or a holiday gift drive, it is important to make sure that you are choosing ones that are safe and age appropriate to avoid some of the hazards that may accompany these gifts. To ensure that this holiday season is a happy and safe one, consider the following tips when purchasing toys for […]




Taking Inventory Of All Your Possessions


Individuals who have an accurate and available record of all personal assets will often be able to help mitigate the disruption and stress associated with a loss or damage. While you could certainly do little more than write all of your items down on a piece of paper, you might want to go a bit […]




Home Sharing and your Homeowners Policy


Airbnb currently boasts more than 2 million home rental listings in 34,000 cities throughout 191 countries. HomeAway is close behind with 1.2 million in 190. That’s more lodging than any hotel chain in the world. But while the enormous popularity of home sharing is undeniable, at least one aspect of the disruptive trend poses major concerns: insurance […]




Volunteer Exposure and Workers Compensation


Volunteerism is on the rise. How do you handle injuries that occur? By definition, a volunteer is a person who donates his/her time or efforts for a cause or organization without being paid. Workers Compensation (WC) is a form of insurance providing wage replacement and medical benefits to employeesinjured in the course of employment in exchange […]




Dog Bites, Claim Payouts and Your Liability Insurance


Dog Bites Accounted For More Than One-Third Of All Homeowners Liability Payouts in 2015 Cost Per Claim Soars To More Than $37,000 Per Bite. California Has Largest Number Of Claims, Arizona Has Highest Cost Per Claim May 11, 2016 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Loretta Worters: (917) 620-0982; [email protected] [1] NEW YORK, May 11, 2016 — Dog bites (and other dog-related […]




Uber/Lyft – Not Covered under your Personal Auto


The world is ever-changing and the insurance market is working hard to keep up.  Most of you are aware of the increased popularity of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft, among others. They are redefining the way we think about transportation. That being said, more people are signing up to be drivers for these services.  […]




In Storms Of Life, Don’t Get Caught Without An Umbrella


If you’ve ever found yourself caught out in the driving rain with nothing but the clothes on your back for protection, you know what kind of a miserable experience that can be, temporary as it is. With all that wetness and cold, its effects can leave you longing for the comfort of the indoors. All […]




Make Time To Support Your Local Stores


You may have missed it, but March 29th was “Mom & Pop Business Owners Day”. Family-owned and customer focused, Mom & Pop stores’ overriding goal is to provide high quality service to the fine folks who walk through the doors for a product or service. Mom & Pop shops don’t have quite the same presence in the […]




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