Trident Simplifies NFIP Coverage
National Flood Services has launched Trident, a new policy, claims and reporting platform that modernizes the way flood insurance is purchased, underwritten, managed and serviced.
National Flood Services has launched Trident, a new policy, claims and reporting platform that modernizes the way flood insurance is purchased, underwritten, managed and serviced.
With experts forecasting an elevated storm season amid the coronavirus pandemic, families, businesses and communities face additional unique challenges this storm season.
Instead of an in-person event, the 2020 National Flood Conference will take place virtually via webinar June 1-3. Attendance is free of charge.
During the COVID-19 crisis, communities must consider the real possibility of facing multiple disasters.
Wildfire-affected and surrounding areas face a higher risk of flooding, with changes to terrain, soil and added debris. Many property owners are unprepared.
In the coming months, your clients will face an increased risk for floods. Here are seven key facts about floods and flood insurance to help you help your customers.
Flood insurance is often overlooked by agents and consumers alike. Now is the perfect time to educate clients about private market flood insurance options.
As long as a client buys a flood policy, there are plenty of ways that agents can be the trusted advisor and support their clients in the event of a flood. Here are three ways to expedite a flood claim.
“Don’t assume your area won’t flood,” says independent agent Danny Cook, who guided his community through catastrophic flooding twice in 23 months. “Flooding is increasing in frequency and severity.”
In response to the coronavirus crisis, FEMA will extend the grace period to renew flood insurance policies from 30 to 120 days, and the USDA has announced flexibilities to help with policies, claims, reporting and payments.