Details. Details. Details… They can be annoying in life, but they are VERY important in insurance. Who is an insured is defined within all policies. Most policies define an insured to include the named insured and “resident relatives.” This eliminates the need to add all of your children, aunts, parents,
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 15 to 19 year olds in the United States. More than 59% of teens killed in crashes were not wearing a seat belt. Speeding was a factor in 30% teen driver fatalities. These shocking statistics are why the National Teen
The new school year is quickly approaching and many students have already moved back into their college dorms and apartments. If you are living at college, it’s important to know the implications of borrowing a friend’s car or lending your car to others. If your son or daughter is at
So… it’s that time of the year. Back to school. I know I know. Summer 2k16 is quickly coming to an end. It’s time to pack your things up and head back to school. This year will be different though. You are spreading your wings and escaping the “dorm life.”
On a recent Facebook IQ report that looked at how millennials aged 21-34 manage their money, results concluded millennials hate debt (I’m not really sure who would like it) and don’t like using credit cards either. In my experience, most millennials don’t use credit cards (that aren’t their parents) and
According to an associate at venture capital firm General Catalyst Partner, startup companies have been recently interested in replacing insurance agents. Last year, there was a large growth in technology deal activity in the insurance business. A variety of factors may transform this business’ transactions. First, the average age of
One of the challenges that all parents face is teaching their 16 year old to drive. What makes this even more challenging? Impatient motorists. We have all been there. You are late, trying to get someplace, and the car in front of you at the stop sign is letting all