Most states have laws requiring car owners to purchase insurance that meets at least the minimum state requirements.1 That means most Americans are required to carry some form of auto insurance.2 Most car policies are made up of a few different types of coverage. Understanding what each type means can...
Flood insurance is for people with waterfront property, right? Not exactly. About 20% of flood claims are from homeowners in low to moderate flood risk areas. Flood damage can happen to anyone, almost anywhere in the country.1 Yet many homeowners wonder, “do I really need flood insurance?” Here’s a brief...
If your day-to-day workspace looks a lot different than it did in the past, you’re hardly alone. As of June 2020, 42% of the U.S. labor force was working from home full-time.1 And according to consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers, 83% of people want to continue to work from home at least...
Take our quiz to find out. Single and without dependents. No worries about diapers and no need for life insurance…or is there? Answer some simple questions to find out if you have a need for life insurance.
Accidents can be costly. Fortunately, liability coverage in your home insurance helps protect you and family members who reside in the home.
This optional service can help you overcome common car problems and get you safely on your way.
Medical Payments coverage (MedPay) may cover your medical expenses or those of your passengers after an auto accident.
The increasing number of older adults continuing to work reflects in part a need for steady income. How does this play into the decision on retaining life insurance?
Life insurance is affordable – way more affordable than many think.
