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The Top 4 Reasons to Consider Business Interruption Insurance

Business interruption insurance is a specialized form of protection for business owners. In the event that your business is shuttered due to sustaining damage from fire or a natural disaster, this type of insurance could save you from suffering a financial disaster. Depending on the policy, the cost associated with moving to another location, payroll, taxes, loan payments and operating costs can be paid through...

5 Car Insurance Myths Debunked

Car insurance is a necessity that can’t be avoided, but you need accurate information to choose the best policy. Unfortunately, several myths exist that could steer you in the wrong direction. Our local agents are here to dispel these myths and make the process of buying auto insurance simple, fast, and affordable. Myth: Older drivers always pay more for auto insurance. You may have heard...

How to Build a Group Benefits Package that is Cost Effective

Group benefits are a must in today’s tough job market. The best candidates for your business will evaluate the benefits your company offers – but how can you build a benefits package you can afford, and which will appeal to the employees you want on your team? It takes strategy. Group Benefits Can be Affordable. To plan an attractive group benefits package, you must evaluate...

GoFundMe vs. Life Insurance: What You Should Know

You have likely seen a GoFundMe page for someone who suddenly passed away. GoFundMe pages allow others to donate to pay for final expenses or to help the family. These crowdfunding activities may be successful but come with some serious drawbacks. The family left behind is asking others for funds, adding stress to one of life’s most challenging times. Life insurance is a far more...

Will My Income Affect My Medicare Premium?

Medicare has an “income-related monthly adjustment.” What does that mean to you? If you are a higher income earner, you will pay more for Medicare Part B, which covers doctor and outpatient care, and a range of other services. Essentially, if you are a higher-income earner, you will be required to pay a larger percentage than others who are on Medicare. You could pay between...