Most homeowners insurance policies provide limited coverage for personal property at an additional residence. However, if your coverage needs for your vacation home exceed this amount, you’re going to want to fill this gap by purchasing a policy that will cover your vacation home in its entirety.
Every day, women face a variety of risks to their life, their health, and their property. Although you can’t eliminate many of these risks, you can take steps to guard against resulting financial losses. Insurance is the primary way to provide needed protection.
As a business owner, you need to manage the cost of your insurance by striking a balance between self-insurance and transferring the risk to an insurance company. We explore your options.
The “Money Talks” Experts explore a case study of a client who was disappointed in the performance of his life insurance policy. Through a collaborative effort between the insurance agent, the financial planner, and the client’s estate planning attorney, they repurposed the insurance policy to enhance the client’s estate plan.
The “Money Talks” hosts talk with special guest Keith Palmer of Henssler Norton Insurance, who provides advice for households with increased liability risk because of teenage drivers, social media, dogs, and pools.
Your dog bites your child’s friend’s parent. Your homeowner policy should respond if you are found liable for accidents that happen on your property. But what about damages that exceed your liability limits on your policy?
The recently passed American Rescue Plan Act includes a provision for the federal government to pick up the cost of COBRA health coverage for employees’ involuntary termination of their employment or reduction of hours subject to certain qualifications.
Usually, term life insurance costs less than permanent life insurance for the same amount of death benefit. However, here are six reasons why you might consider converting your term life insurance to permanent life insurance.
An important part of any retirement strategy involves factoring in the potential expenses associated with long-term care. For many years, people have purchased long-term care insurance to help cover some of those costs. However, over the past decade, other insurance products have become available that combine life insurance with some type of accelerated and/or extended…
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the chances of getting sick and not being able to work for an extended period, making disability income insurance (DI) more important than ever, regardless of your age.
