The holidays are upon us…the season of good cheer. But the problem is, especially during the holidays, too many people have too “much cheer,” and then they get in their car and head down the road, putting everyone on the road and themselves in danger. Here’s how you can spot someone driving impaired.
When you think of insurance fraud, you typically think of the consumer who submits false or inflated insurance claims. But there is another type of insurance fraud that the consumer needs to watch out for, and that is insurance agent scammers or ghost brokers. You’ll want to know how to identity them.
You’re not a carpool, you’re not a taxi, you’re not a bus, you’re not just private, you’re not just commercial…you’re a rideshare driver (or ride for hire). Do you need special insurance?
Does it actually make any difference who your insurance agent is…they’re just a voice on the other end of the phone, someone who will take your insurance order, right? Wrong!
The idea of supplemental insurance confuses a lot of people…”Why do I need more?”
Friends and family jokingly say, “Get your children off the streets, Suzy Q is behind the wheel.” But driving is serious, how do parents survive teenage drivers and how do you protect your teenager so they survive?
You get in the car to head across town or across the state, and if you’re like most people, you seldom give any thought to the idea of getting stranded at the side of the road as a possibility. If you do, how will you handle the situation?
Whether you’re a new car owner or a seasoned car owner, a few maintenance reminders to help you keep your car running smoothly never hurts…And, whether your auto is new or used, if you want it to keep getting you from Point A to Point B, your car needs to be kept maintained. Ignore the […]
More and more people in today’s business world are taking their businesses home, which save on many expenses and time…but there is one thing that many home-based business owners don’t consider
Like so many disasters in life, people think a home fire will never happen to them, it only happens to someone else, right? So it’s shocking when it does happen to them and they discover that it could have been prevented or they weren’t prepared when it did happen.
