Personal Lines

The annual 2020 Insurance Barometer Study gives an overview of what consumers think, want and need when it comes to their finances and insurance. Here are three key consumer trends over the past decade.

Social distancing is leading to a boost in off-road vehicle sales. Here are six tips to help you make sure your clients are covered.

If the seller removes the vehicle from their personal auto policy, will the buyer’s existing policy provide coverage to the new car even if they haven’t added it yet?

Tornadoes can cause untold damage and even death when they hit. Here are five ways agents can help clients recover after a catastrophic event.

When the ex-spouse is the second named insured on a personal auto policy and is being unresponsive, at what point are we able to remove them from the policy?

Many couples are considering small, at-home weddings these days that may limit the risk related to COVID-19. Here are three areas agents should discuss with clients before the event.

Would an e-bike, which is propelled by the user and the rider’s power is “amplified” by the electric motor, find some coverage under the ISO HO-3 policy?

As warm weather months and fun on the lake continue, make sure your clients’ water-based condos or apartments are insured.

Silverfish ate holes in my client’s Oriental floor rugs. Will their named peril homeowners policy cover the damage?

As the market fluctuates with little predictability, it’s imperative to stay in front of our life-health clients’ concerns now more than ever.