In order to grow your agency and remain competitive in the changing insurance industry, things can no longer be business as usual. Here are a few questions to help you improve your agency this year.
Consumer satisfaction with the personal auto insurance purchase experience hit an all-time low in 2018—and the decline is partially attributable to inadequate explanations of the tools and resources required to understand insurance premiums.
An insured has a dwelling fire policy written on special form. As the weather gets colder, the furnace activates, igniting a nest built by a squirrel that has taken up residence in the crawlspace where the furnace is located.
As driverless cars proliferate, will the U.S. auto insurance markets as we know them shift dramatically away from individual liability policies and toward product liability solutions? Not necessarily.
Ironshore’s newly revised Designers and Contractors Professional & Pollution Liability form provides claims-made third-party professional liability protection against damages related to contractors’ negligence in the performance of professional services.
Where does an agent begin researching and advising an employer client about drug testing employees in the case of an accident?
Planning to sell your agency? Here’s what you can do now to maximize the value of your agency and attract more potential investors.
The holiday season might be a time of goodwill, a time to celebrate and a time to put your feet up, but this time of year also presents increased risks for homeowners.
Because the majority of business owners are in their 50s, many insurance agents assume their business clients are old-school. But the kind of person who chooses business ownership over traditional employment is an innovator.
UFG’s new series of business owners policies and proprietary insurance products addresses the needs of small business owners, while also offering independent agents a streamlined quoting process and personalized service.