Newsletters

April

• Flood Insurance: Rising Waters, Rising Costs

  According to the National Weather Service, 128 million people face an elevated risk of flooding in their communities in the spring of 2020. Learn about the National Flood Insurance Program — including coming changes to risk assessment models — and how flood mitigation measures might help protect your home and pay for themselves in the long run.

• Telemedicine: The Virtual Doctor Will See You Now

  Proponents say telemedicine offers immediate access to many types of simple care while avoiding unnecessary and costly emergency room visits. Nearly nine out of 10 large employers offered telemedicine programs in their benefit packages in 2019, but many workers have not yet tried them.

March

• What Home-Based Business Owners Should Know About Insurance

  If you run a business from your home, your homeowners policy may not provide sufficient coverage for your business assets and income. In-home business insurance policies can offer broader protection, tailor-made for businesses that operate out of a residence.

• Collision and Comprehensive: When Full Coverage Comes to the Rescue

  Although a deductible usually applies, these optional coverages can help protect you from having to repair or replace a damaged vehicle out of your own pocket.

February

• What’s in Your Home? Creating a Home Inventory

  Make a weekend project of documenting your belongings, and you might sleep easier knowing you’re prepared.

• Crash Course: What to Do After an Auto Collision

  Even a minor auto collision can be stressful and hazardous. These steps can help you stay safe at the scene and steer clear of costly complications.