Spring Showers: Why You Need Personal Umbrella Insurance
Posted: April 16, 2024
Personal umbrella insurance is an additional layer of liability coverage that goes beyond the limits of your standard home or auto insurance policy. It provides extra protection if you are sued for damages exceeding the limits of your primary insurance policies. Here's why you should consider adding a personal umbrella policy to your insurance portfolio: Protection Against Liability Risks Spring brings blooming flowers and unpredictable...
What to Know When Driving Through a Work Zone
Posted: April 15, 2024
Who hasn’t been zipping along when all of a sudden traffic slows to a halt?When it does, you can bet on one of two things: There was an accident or there’s construction. What To Do in a Work ZoneRoad work is often the culprit in the warmer months. You probably already know that it’s important to stay at or below the posted limits when you’re...
What to Know About Hail, Roof Damage and Hail Fraud
Posted: April 12, 2024
A hailstorm just blew in through your neighborhood. Suddenly, there are people at your door telling you they can repair your home’s damage quickly and easily. What would you do? While some hail damage may be obvious, you can’t always trust that someone showing up to your door has your best interests in mind. If you’ve recently battled a hailstorm, here is what you need...
Can I Buy My Parents Life Insurance?
Posted: April 10, 2024
Picture this: You’re sitting down with your parents reviewing their will and other important documents, and you realize they don’t have life insurance.1 For some, this might not be hard to imagine – you may have experienced it already.Life insurance is important for everyone, not just those with families or businesses. That’s because life insurance is for the living and can help protect and provide for...
What to Know About ERIE's Extended Water Coverage
Posted: April 8, 2024
What would you be most concerned about losing in a flood? It's different between men and women (of course). See the results from our latest survey. We can’t say it enough: If it can rain (or snow), it can flood. Flooding can happen in a matter of minutes, or it may creep up slowly, but either way it can cause massive amounts of damage. Typically,...
