A hurricane overlapping with a pandemic will present unique challenges on top of the preexisting potential for catastrophe. Here are three key areas agents can help clients prepare now.
In response to the coronavirus pandemic and the challenges presented to insureds, Travelers, Liberty Mutual and Progressive have announced measures designed to help those hit hardest by economic uncertainty.
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, Travelers announced that it will accelerate commission payments to eligible agents and brokers.
Don’t let demographic headwinds stall your agency’s growth—face them head on by helping clients deal with longevity risk.
“We live in paradise,” they say. As the western-most point on the Eastern Seaboard, it’s protected from most hurricanes. However, the agency still weathers the buffeting those storms cause in the state’s insurance market.
The gig economy is taking the U.S. employment market by storm and affecting how the insurance industry insures workers, their property and other liabilities.
After a rough ride in 2018 and 2019, the commercial auto market is continuing to harden, with more rate increases, stringent underwriting and greater scrutiny on renewals.
It’s crucial to educate commercial auto clients because “when there’s a loss,” says independent agent Sam Artino, “you’re not thinking about how much you paid, you’re thinking about how much coverage you have.”
Property not cared for appropriately can result in costly claims down the line. Here are some surprising statistics about the top things homeowners do and don’t do that destroy their homes.
By facing difficult conversations head-on, agents can dig deeper into a client’s life goals and build solutions that set them up for life-long success.
