Your son, Timmy, got a summer job delivering pizzas. First off, good for you Timmy! Timmy plans to use one of your family autos to make deliveries. No big deal, right? Know that your personal auto insurance may not cover you. Whether it’s damage to your vehicle or someone else. Anytime your auto is used […]
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Do You Get Paid?
Every summer there are a few people in the neighborhood you mow for. One afternoon as a car drives by your mower picks up a rock and it darts through the window and hits the driver in the eye. They are pursing legal action against you. Are you covered? Do You Get Paid? If you’re […]
4 Reasons You Should Say Yes to Rental Car Insurance
Going on vacation? Plan to rent a car? Buy the insurance offered to you by the rental car company (also known as Loss Damage Waiver or Collision Damage Waiver). When you rent a car, the liability insurance from your personal auto insurance will follow you. So if you cause an accident that leads to injuries […]
Don’t Make a Monster Mistake
November 1, 1995 – the day after Halloween. Betty went outside to get her newspaper. It was like any other day. Then she realized her entire house, her yard, her Magnolia Tree had been TP’d. Toilet paper everywhere. So Betty did what any good neighbor would do…she cleaned it up. She had everything cleaned up […]
Term Life Insurance vs Whole Life
Term Life Insurance vs Whole Life, which is right for you? The better question is what are you trying to achieve by purchasing life insurance? More than likely your situation, goals, ambitions are different than your neighbor or coworker. Let’s breakdown the difference between Term and Whole Life. Who Needs Life Insurance | Scenario 1 Joe […]
Love Insurance: Longer Lasting than Chocolates and Flowers
Do you remember growing up the talk? Yes, that talk. Wasn’t that the most uncomfortable, awkward conversation? But your parents did it out of love, right? Tough love. That young, gawky version of you, thought you knew more than your parents. Yet you depended on them more than you realized. And now you’re the parent. […]