Today, employees want their financial protection to fit their unique family situation, income, short- and long-term debt and savings—which means a one-size-fits-all approach to life insurance simply doesn’t cut it.
An insured’s nanny uses her personal car to transport his children. Will the insured’s personal auto policy provide the nanny with any coverage while she is working?
After a tough couple of years, personal auto insurance rates finally started leveling out in 2019. But given the rise of distracted driving, could that stability be short-lived?
Farmers today are using technology to manage almost every aspect of their farms—from capturing farm production data to controlling precision agriculture processes. However, as farming technology becomes more sophisticated, so does the risk of a cyberattac
For a testimonial to enhance your business’ integrity, it must tell a compelling story in a few carefully crafted words—not make a sales pitch. Follow these three steps to obtain testimonials that are believable and will enhance your credibility.
Here are three examples of how automation can make your agency more efficient and impress your clients.
Between 2012 and 2016, personal auto claim frequency and severity increased, which pushed rates up. But over the last six to 12 months, the personal auto market demonstrated solid rate moderation.
Independent agent Sally Fabre predicts that there will be more uninsured drivers on the road in the future. “Clients are already being overwhelmed by the rising price of rent, healthcare and food,” she says. “Car insurance is a huge moral and financial di
By: Volume 116, No. 9
Most insurance agents and agencies aren’t giving their clients what they want on the communications front, which is making their sales and marketing efforts ineffective. The solution: Texting.
