3 Common Myths About Coverage for Dirt Bikes
As the dirt bike market grows, agents can debunk consumers’ coverage misconceptions.
Personal Lines
Neptune Flood Expands Coverage into Kentucky
Neptune Flood has expanded flood coverage for residential, commercial and residential condominium building association policy (RCBAP) flood products into the Bluegrass State.
U.S. P&C Underwriting Losses Hit 10-Year High of $38 Billion
In addition to $65 billion in CAT losses, AM Best analysts also said both economic and social inflation played large roles in property & casualty losses.
AN Radio: Vision for ‘Violet’ and Women in Leadership with Sarah Cooke
Sarah Cooke, director of personal lines at WalkerHughes Insurance in Indianapolis, shares how the agency took technology into its own hands to overcome challenges in the hard market.
High Net-Worth Homeowners Face Headaches Amid a Lack of Capacity
Affluent homeowners face issues because of an aggregation of high-value homes in areas that are becoming riskier due to changing weather patterns.
Help Clients With Common RV Coverage Gaps
As more consumers purchase RVs for the first time this year and seasoned RV owners use vehicles in new and creative ways, insurance coverage gaps need to be addressed.
HO4 vs. HO6: Golf Cart and Apartment Improvements in Retirement Community
Which policy would a couple living in a retirement community need to cover their improvements? Would it also cover their golf cart?
Drive Business Forward: Partnering With Hagerty in the Hard Market
Join forces with Hagerty to not just survive but thrive in the hard market.
Home and Auto Insurance Shopping Increases
As auto insurance shopping rates rose during the fourth quarter of 2023, carrier retention rates dropped.
Broken Home: The Availability and Affordability Crisis in the Homeowners Market
While the hard market has cut deep into nearly every insurance market, the scale and magnitude of its impact on the bread and butter of personal lines has turned what was once a simple product into a nightmare.
