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Do you have the kind of coverage you need for anything that might come your way? I started thinking about what I could do to make sure that I had everything I needed a few months ago, and it occurred to me that it would be great if I bolstered my insurance policy. Instead of keeping my basic coverage, I started talking with my agent about what I could do to protect myself. It was really incredible to see how little an extra boost to my coverage was, and it really took a load off of my stress levels. Check out this blog to learn more about insurance.

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Should You Have Separate Auto Insurance Policies For You And Your Spouse?

Posted on August 22, 2017

For married couples, there are some benefits to combining individual insurance policies into one plan. You may be able to enjoy discounts for the shared policy, and it may simply be easier to make one payment for your coverage every month. However, there are some situations in which it might make sense to maintain separate policies. Here is a look at some of the reasons you might want to keep your policies separate. [Read More]

Storm Preparedness: 4 Tips For Small Businesses

Posted on August 22, 2017

It doesn't matter what type of small business you are running and operating, it is important that you are prepared for anything. More than likely, especially if you are new to owning a business, the last thing that you are worried about is a hurricane, earthquake or other natural disaster sweeping through and doing damage to your business. However, it could happen, and it could put you out of business if you have not put the effort into being prepared. [Read More]

Four Insurance Policies Every Small Business May Need

Posted on August 22, 2017

Owning and operating your small business is fraught with perils. It is a litigious society, and leaving yourself unprotected can lead to a legal nightmare. Being properly insured, with the right types of insurance, can help you assuage the risks. Here are the basic types of insurance every small business owner should carry. Errors And Omissions Insurance Also called professional liability insurance, errors and omissions insurance protects providers of professional services from negligence claims by their customers. [Read More]

Insurance Considerations When Opening Your Private Horse Barn To Boarders

Posted on August 22, 2017

According to the American Association of Equine Practitioners, the annual cost of owning a healthy horse is $2,500. Due to the costs, many people who own small horse farms often consider opening their stables for boarding to help offset the costs of horse ownership. If you own a small horse farm and are considering boarding other horses, it is crucial that you have the appropriate insurance. Typical homeowner's insurance will not be enough. [Read More]