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Should you sell your second car?
Did you know that between 2019 and 2020, the number of US citizens working from home grew from 22 percent to 42 percent? For many, that change is permanent, with offices offering full-time remote opportunities or more flexibility in office work schedules. If you and your partner are both working from home, you may have… Read More
New car replacement insurance: an explainer
Though we don’t like to think about it, every time you take your car on the road, there’s always the possibility of an accident, and with it, the possibility of the loss of your vehicle. Obviously, lives take priority over any possible property damage or loss that would occur, but a totaled vehicle causes a… Read More
How to get your car winter ready
After a long, hot summer, you’re probably ready for cooler temperatures, but is your car? Winter brings with it plenty of dangerous weather conditions that can make driving treacherous, such as hail, snow, and freezing temperatures. There are many precautions you can take to prepare yourself and your vehicle for the incoming winter wonderland. Read… Read More
Full coverage vs. liability: what’s the difference?
Insurance coverage is something that everyone needs but that few people feel they fully understand. Doing your own research can provide you with an abundance of information but no real guidance. Unfortunately, even turning to the experts (the insurance companies) is extremely confusing more often than not. Too many companies prioritize sales over individualized solutions… Read More
Recent Blog Posts
How the pandemic has changed car travel
It’s no secret that the coronavirus pandemic impacted travel significantly and continues to do so today. Even though more people are starting to travel again with borders opening between countries and airport traffic increasing, travel isn’t the same as it was before the pandemic — not in the air nor on the road. In this… Read More
Why you need to have renters insurance
What happens if your personal belongings are ever damaged? Or if valuable belongings are stolen? Does your landlord’s coverage provide for that?Unfortunately, no it doesn’t.
Renters insurance for college students
Welcome (back) to college! Between picking your classes, planning your new schedule, and finding some time to socialize, your plate is probably already full. And insurance of any type is probably the last thing that you want to think about. However, no matter the card you’ve been dealt, unfortunate circumstances can happen to anyone and… Read More
Tornado Safety 101: What you need to know
Tornadoes happen fast, cause a lot of destruction, and give those in their path virtually no time to prepare. The United States experiences more than 1,200 tornadoes every year (more than any country in the world!). According to the National Centers for Environmental Information, tornadoes have been documented in every state in the U.S. While… Read More
Your teen car buying guide
A set of keys to your teen’s very own car may be the icing on the cake after getting their first license. Your teen will want a car that’s stylish, fun, and new, but you’ll be thinking about their safety, the reliability of the car, and how much it will all cost. To help you… Read More
Your ultimate hail safety guide
Of the many types of weather that threaten the safety of your home and car, a hailstorm may be the most significant. Hail, tiny balls of ice produced in heavy thunderstorms and ranging in size from that of a pea to a golf ball, can cause considerable damage to property once it falls from the… Read More