Personal Lines

The good news: 74% of millennials believe not having insurance is risky. The bad news: They remain 14% less covered than older age groups.

An insured gives up his driver’s license after his doctor diagnoses him with dementia. Should he remain on the personal auto policy?

In addition to delaying milestone moments, millennials prefer spending discretionary income on experiences, not material things.

A carrier denies coverage for a stolen car based on the exclusion of government-confiscated property. Does the insured have any recourse?

Main Street Protection Auto features enhanced endorsements as well as updated rates and underwriting, and will enable agents to offer a variety of discounts to insureds.

Typical homeowners policies don’t provide coverage for damage to underground service lines or pipes. Enter Erie’s service line coverage: additional protection homeowners can purchase to help cover the cost of these expensive repairs.

Foremost pioneered the first mobile home policy in 1952, but its specialty property expertise doesn’t stop there. Let Foremost help you become an expert your customers can count on.

To support parents and grandparents who want to plan ahead and get a head start on lifelong protection for their children and grandchildren, Colonial Life now offers a standalone juvenile life insurance plan.

The owners of two single-family dwellings formed a condo association. How should the agent go about insuring these homes?

The usage-based insurance market could be worth $123 billion by 2023—and its consumer base could grow from 15 million to 142 million over the same timeframe. What’s the future of pay-how-you-drive and pay-as-you-drive insurance?