TweetIsn’t it interesting that the youngest people who hold insurance policies are the ones least likely to be satisfied with either their coverage or their insurer? According to a study done by J.D. Power and Associates in 2010, the members … Continue reading
TweetThe film “The Social Network” clearly illustrates that the idea for Facebook actually did not originate in a good spirit. Some would argue that things have not improved in the land of social networking, including your insurance company. Increasingly, participating … Continue reading
TweetUnquestionably, GEICO has produced some of the funniest insurance commercials out there. Who doesn’t recognize their caveman spots or that adorable little gecko with the British accent and bright eyes? Some of their most clever recent ads, however, are built … Continue reading
TweetMost of us think of insurance claims as pretty serious business. Our car has been totaled, a tree crashed through the living room ceiling, someone was hurt on our property, there’s been a medical crisis, but what about . . … Continue reading
TweetThanks to Allstate Insurance, twenty-five American cities are getting new traffic signs meant to prompt motorists to be aware that they’re sharing the road with motorcyclists. The signs will be planted in twenty-five major metropolitan areas, and will remind drivers … Continue reading
TweetLast Week, Governor Sam Brownback of Kansas signed two pieces of legislation into law. The first law is referred to as “no pay, no play,” and is meant to limit the recovery rights of uninsured motorists. Basically, this means that … Continue reading
TweetIt never hurts to brush up on our insurance vocabulary. Here’s a breakdown of the meaning of the term “exclusions.”
TweetVideo time again, folks. I think this is an excellent instructive series, breaking down the essentials by topic and giving you a solid point to start considering your insurance choices. Today, Disability Insurance 101:
TweetAs Chuck Jaffe of MarketWatch.com’s “Stupid Investment of the Week” pointed out on August 6, sometimes the best insurance advice is in what not to buy. Jaffe’s article for the day looks at a highly specialized form of coverage, and … Continue reading
TweetIt’s fair to say that everyone expected the transition to a new health care model — one where insurers are to be held to greater account — to be confusing in the beginning. It’s equally fair to say that no … Continue reading