Grey Areas: Why Flood Insurance Shouldn’t Be a Yes or No Question
The changing nature of weather patterns and their impact on uninsured communities is making the concept of an insurance-mandatory flood zone less and less relevant.
The changing nature of weather patterns and their impact on uninsured communities is making the concept of an insurance-mandatory flood zone less and less relevant.
In an era of rapid-pace mergers & acquisitions, boomers who are willing to entrust their agencies to rising young stars are becoming fewer and further between.
After launching Quantum Auto 2.0 in 2014, Travelers is following up with a homeowners product, which has three levels of coverage: Protect, Protect Plus and Protect Premier.
Recently, real estate companies have started diversifying their services. In response, ExecutivePerils developed RE360: an affordable package policy for real estate professionals.
Using the building blocks of its festival and motorsports programs, K&K developed a new air show program, which includes Federal Aviation Administration regulation.
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, which makes now an ideal time to bring up the issue with your clients. Here are three ways the insurance industry can help kick distracted driving to the curb.
Every year, contractors are at risk for losses that could potentially devastate their businesses. Help protect your clients against these risks.
Is it typical for insurers to exclude property damage to the interior of a building when a door is pushed open by wind?
The diverse insurance experience behind the TrustedChoice.com team drives the company’s mission: building resources that position independent agents to lead the marketplace.
The cost of capital has a big influence on a business’s ability to grow—and contractual obligations that require letters of credit often tie up capital a business could otherwise use to enhance its operations. Commercial bonds can provide the solution.