Typical homeowners policies don’t provide coverage for damage to underground service lines or pipes. Enter Erie’s service line coverage: additional protection homeowners can purchase to help cover the cost of these expensive repairs.
Foremost pioneered the first mobile home policy in 1952, but its specialty property expertise doesn’t stop there. Let Foremost help you become an expert your customers can count on.
Hail is a major threat for property owners and businesses in coastal states and regions with high storm risk. Program Brokerage Corporation responds with a new wind and hail deductible buy-down insurance program.
The term “value-add” is a throwback to an old way of engaging with prospects, and it has no place in today’s sales environment.
The owners of two single-family dwellings formed a condo association. How should the agent go about insuring these homes?
The usage-based insurance market could be worth $123 billion by 2023—and its consumer base could grow from 15 million to 142 million over the same timeframe. What’s the future of pay-how-you-drive and pay-as-you-drive insurance?
An insured’s employee uses a corporate credit card for gambling and personal items. The insured has crime coverage, but the carrier denies the claim on the basis that the employee used a credit card.
An agent asks: Can a carrier refuse to pay an insured their deductible if the other party in an auto loss is uninsured?
As massive debt continues to loom heavy over the NFIP, a swell of private markets is targeting flood business—and new technology continues to make it easier for the entire insurance industry to get its arms around flood risk.
Representations & warranties, pollution liability and tax liability insurance are all becoming increasingly requisite to completing mergers & acquisitions. ERMI now offers a solution that provides each coverage individually or combined in a package.