“Auto insurance is often the first product that brings people into our agency,” says Brittany Hardin, independent agent. “If I can find a balance between offering coverage that is appropriate at an affordable premium, the other lines of business will usua
Upon moving into their new home, an insured found hidden mold on a wall. Why can’t the insurance company pay for damages and subrogate against the prior homeowner?
A new Agent Authority survey released this week by Nationwide found that more auto insurance customers are ready to give usage-based insurance a try, giving agents an opportunity to grow their business and enhance relationships.
Americans live differently now—which means their homeowners insurance coverage must change too.
With the cost of a cyberattack claim averaging around $4,000, it pays for homeowners to be prepared. Independent agents can prescribe the right cyber liability coverage for homeowners who are online more than ever these days.
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.
