How to Adjust Your Insurance Coverage for Remote Employees
Posted: July 19, 2023
After the global pandemic, more people are working remotely than ever before. While working from home during the lockdown, many employees became accustomed to the benefits, including greater work-life balance. Managers also became aware of the advantages to companies of having employees work remotely. Moving forward, it is critical to update business insurance coverage to suit the new operating basis. Why Should Business Insurance Be...
What You Need to Know About Auto Insurance As a Rideshare Driver
Posted: July 16, 2023
Ridesharing driving can be a great way to earn income on a flexible schedule. If you are working as a rideshare driver, it is important to ensure you have the auto insurance coverage you need. Insurance provided by rideshare companies such as Uber and Lyft will not cover their drivers in all situations. Speak with our friendly agent for help with the coverage you need...
Will My Business Insurance Protect Me From Cyber Threats?
Posted: July 4, 2023
Small to medium-sized businesses store sensitive personal information for their clients, customers, and employees. They may be more vulnerable to cyber attacks than larger companies with more highly developed security infrastructures. A cyber attack can disrupt the continuity of your business and lead to a costly recovery process. Your business insurance policy may not protect you fully unless it includes cyber liability coverage. What Is...
Car Insurance Terms You Should Know
Posted: June 16, 2023
The auto insurance policy you choose can be a lifesaver if you are involved in an accident, whether you or another driver was responsible. The amount you will pay out of pocket for repairs, whether your policy will pay for a rental car while it is being repaired, and if you are covered when traveling and driving a rental come into play when making a...
A Beginner's Guide to Health Insurance Deductibles and Copays
Posted: June 10, 2023
Deductibles and copays are both out-of-pocket expenses. Although they both represent a percentage you must pay when seeing a medical practitioner, they are not the same. Your copay is a fee you pay when you fill a prescription or receive medical services. The deductible is an agreed-upon amount you must pay before the total cost of your treatment is covered. Your policy explicitly defines these...