Personal Umbrella Insurance…  A Needed Coverage

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You’ve worked hard to earn your lifestyle. Add additional liability protection to your Auto, Home, Renters, or Condo policy. Personal Umbrella Liability coverage added to your other policies can protect you, your spouse, and any relatives living in your home for $1 million or more. Umbrella Protection Umbrella Insurance provides extra protection or limits above… Read more »

Three Key Actions to Improve Your Personal Insurance

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Managing your home and auto insurance effectively is crucial for financial security and peace of mind. Here are three key actions individuals should take to ensure they are optimally covered: 1. Regularly Review and Update Policies Why It’s Important: Adapting to Changes: Life circumstances change like buying a new car, renovating a home, or even… Read more »

Can You Believe What Your Homeowners Insurance Can Cover?

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Homeowner’s Insurance Update How many of you have actually read your homeowner’s insurance policy? We guess not too many. We recommend that you read your policy to understand your coverage. Most homeowners are familiar with the basic coverage found in their homeowner’s insurance policy, including coverage for the home itself, personal property, and liability associated… Read more »

What The TV Series Yellowstone Teaches Us About Owning a Home

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If you have watched Yellowstone, you know life on the Dutton ranch is anything but peaceful. Power struggles, land disputes, weather disasters, and constant threats surround every acre of that Montana property. It makes for compelling television. But when you look closely, there is an interesting comparison between life on Yellowstone and something many of… Read more »

The Importance of an Insurance Review

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When Was the Last Time You Reviewed Your Insurance? Life changes. So should your insurance. An annual insurance review helps ensure your coverage keeps up with: • Home improvements or renovations• New vehicles• Changes in income or assets• Liability exposure• Inflation and rising rebuild costs Too often, people only discover coverage gaps after a claim…. Read more »

The Importance of Keeping Personal Property Insurance Appraisals Up to Date

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Personal property values change over time, often faster than people realize. Jewelry, fine art, collectibles, antiques, and other high-value items can appreciate in value, fluctuate with market demand, or become significantly more expensive to replace. Without updated insurance appraisals, homeowners may unknowingly be underinsured. An appraisal is the foundation for proper coverage. It establishes the… Read more »

Five New Year Insurance Resolutions for 2026

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A Smart Way to Protect Your Home, Auto and Business As 2026 arrives, many people create goals for healthier living, stronger finances, or better habits. This year is also the perfect time to focus on something often overlooked. Your insurance program. As professional insurance advisors, we see firsthand how a few strategic steps can dramatically… Read more »

Porch Pirates Are Busy This Holiday Season

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The holiday season is filled with fun, parties, food, gifts, overeating, and, unfortunately, some risk. One of the fastest-growing risks for many people is the theft of packages by porch pirates.  According to proopertycasualtiy360, over 26 million packages are stolen during the holiday season.  Need more bad news? Contact our office for a review of… Read more »