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This is a topic I originally struggled with. As an Albany / Capital Region local insurance agent licensed to write business only in New York State, having relationships spread throughout the entire country and world does little monetary good. Don’t get me wrong I absolutely adore and am very thankful for the community of people [...]
For everyone living in the Albany and greater Hudson Valley region yesterday was a bit of wake-up call. Winter is here whether you like it or not and now is the time to prepare.
Don’t fall prey to the “We’re all a family here,” or “We’re too small to worry about that,” excuses. Your family can sue you just as easy as an employee and NO Business is too small. The legal fees alone could cripple your business.
The insurance that may have been adequate for you as a young adult is most likely not going to be sufficient to meet your needs as mature adult.
Did you know that insurance carriers discontinue coverage on a home if it becomes unoccupied for over 30 days and no new residents have moved in?
If you don’t already have Flood insurance its too late to buy it now. So the only real advice I can give those that live near water and are going to be directly effected by Hurricane Earl is batten down the hatches and protect yourself as best you can.
No two businesses are the same which means that no two clients are the same which means that no two insurance programs should be the same.
Buy or don’t buy long-term care insurance. I don’t care, that is your decision. What I do care about is your ignorance to the product.
It’s Getting to be that time of year again when the eyes of private business people shift to the cost of providing Health Insurance for employees.
If beer is silly to you, you can make the example not so silly by substituting just about any discretionary item of equal value for the Six-Pack of beer. However, the point remains the same, every day Renters choose to remain Un-Insured for what would be the cost of ONE SIX-PACK of Beer.
