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Following a covered loss, an insured rented a replacement compressor at the cost of about $100 a day…

Customers’ expectations are changing, and agencies need to make a paradigm shift to remain competitive in the future, according to young agents who participated in the ACT Strategic Future Issues Work Group’s focus group during the Big “I” Young Agents Co

It was another productive year for the Big “I” in Congress thanks to the grassroots work of independent agents. Even in a busy year on Capitol Hill, many insurance issues were front and center in 2007. Last year, the House of Representatives passed the

Happy New Year! 2008 is off and running and, if you’re like me, you’re busy closing down 2007 and looking forward to 2008 and the potential it brings to our agency operations.

I was eating a tall stack at Bertha’s Breakfast Nook when a peculiar smell assaulted my nose. Instead of syrup, ketchup and grease—the three kings of breakfast aromas—I sensed cabbage…

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Learn how four trends will affect your bottom line in 2008.

Bells tolled, echoing across the rolling green hills of the Eternal Slumber Cemetery next to the Brown & Brown Funeral home. It was my Aunt Betty’s birthday, so I came to give her a present: a bottle of White Zinfandel…

Predictive analytics is fast becoming an essential tool for insurance providers. Carriers are using predictive analytics for segmentation, underwriting, marketing and even claim operations…

Thirty years ago, a TV show called “The Love Boat” (1977–1986) ignited interest in cruise ships. Today, industry studies show that more than 10 million people worldwide took a cruise ship vacation in 2004, a 40% increase since 2001.