As driverless cars proliferate, will the U.S. auto insurance markets as we know them shift dramatically away from individual liability policies and toward product liability solutions? Not necessarily.
How can agents best keep up with trends in auto, and then convey that knowledge to their policyholders and prospects to sell coverage that fits into this new environment?
The holiday season might be a time of goodwill, a time to celebrate and a time to put your feet up, but this time of year also presents increased risks for homeowners.
Non-guaranteed universal life insurance, also known as current assumption universal life, has been subjected to rather brutal criticism over the last few years. But how much of this condemnation is truly warranted?
For several years, rates have been on the rise in both personal and commercial auto. As the U.S. auto insurance industry continues to transform, here’s how to hold on to your market share.
As autonomous vehicles infiltrate the streets, liability and underwriting questions emerge.
Between 2006 and 2016, the number of licensed drivers age 65 or older increased by 38% to 41.7 million.
An agency insures a husband and wife. The husband contacts the agency to request that they remove the wife, who is a named insured, from the personal auto policy. What is the agency’s responsibility to the wife?
The accelerating rise in global temperatures is increasing the likelihood of extreme weather events, leading prominent members of the insurance industry to start taking climate change seriously.
Considering water damage is the leading cause of property losses for homeowners, it’s crucial to help your personal lines clients not only obtain the right insurance coverage, but also take important risk mitigation steps to prevent claims from happening
