TweetWe all know that risk and potential liability lie at the heart of pretty much every decision made in the world of insurance. With new form factors of cars being developed faster than we can keep up — I mean … Continue reading
TweetAlthough this news clip is Michigan-specific, it goes a long way toward explaining the extended debate over the federal flood insurance program. The people along the Gulf Coast need it . . . but the people of Michigan and other … Continue reading
TweetI’m going to wander ever so slightly and talk about a report by ABC on 20 things that will be more expensive in the coming year. I’m going to give you the whole list first: 1. Car Insurance 2. Chocolate … Continue reading
TweetIn 20 years, when we look back on this recession, we’ll be able to remember not just personal difficulties, but major businesses that have floundered and “standard” practices that suddenly weren’t so standard any more. Life insurance policies increasingly fall … Continue reading
TweetHaving been the victim of an apartment fire without renter’s insurance, I can speak to the importance of these policies. Here’s a brief, but good introduction to this often neglected genre of coverage.
TweetSeveral interesting things have popped up on my radar over the last few days about auto insurance. First, MileMeter looks to be set to expand out of Texas and into California. If you haven’t heard of the outfit, they write … Continue reading
TweetWe’re all guilty of falling into the rut of thinking there are just three kinds of insurance — auto, home, and health. And it is true that those types of coverage are the ones we deal with most often, but … Continue reading
TweetWe should all review our homeowners policies annually to make sure we are covering the things we do have and not covering stuff that no longer lives with us. Here’s an excellent breakdown of this very necessary genre of coverage.
TweetAccording to numbers crunched by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Texans are paying the highest insurance premiums in the country at an average annual rate of $1,460 with residents of Florida skidding into second place at $1,390. The national … Continue reading
TweetWe’ve all seen “that” life insurance ep of the crime drama of choice. For whatever reason (1) wife decides to off husband for the insurance money or (2) either spouse decides to commit suicide so the other one can get … Continue reading