Personal Lines

Agents are in a great position to help foster positive consumer interactions and value-added transactions to the homeowners insurance market. Here are three factors that can help.

With festivities looking much different this year, clients may be hosting outdoor Thanksgiving gatherings. Agents should make sure their clients are aware of important steps to keep the holiday season jolly.

As vehicle technology continues to evolve, opportunities for malicious attacks will likely grow while vehicle cybersecurity lags behind.

Many insurance companies and agents do not currently differentiate between a person using their car for a volunteer assignment or those earning income driving for a ride-hailing service. Here are three ways independent agents can help clarify that issue.

A mobile home park in Oregon burned in a wildfire and the owners have walked away from their burnt mobile homes. The cost to remove the burnt mobiles from the insured’s property is $3,000 each.

Knowing your clientele will ensure you better understand their goals and needs and can market accordingly. Here are three ways to improve your marketing strategy.

An insured’s 2018 Mercedes windshield needed to be replaced. The insured has comprehensive coverage with a $250 deductible, but the carrier denied original equipment manufacturer coverage for the windshield.

The coronavirus pandemic makes wildfire preparation and response even more challenging. Here are three factors agents should take into account to help their clients navigate wildfire risk mitigation during COVID-19.

An insured rented an Airbnb on a recent vacation and damaged the wood floors in the bathroom. Is the carrier right in saying all coverage is excluded?

The new Smart Secure product by Selective provides customers with access to integrated smart home security devices and monthly monitoring.