TweetEven if you don’t have GEICO insurance, you know their commercials. The caveman. The gecko. (Who isn’t a gecko, dang it. That’s an anole. But, I digress.) You may not know, however, that they are the industry leaders in terms … Continue reading
TweetDo you know what you own? Would you know what you own if you had to list it off for an insurance claim? (For that matter, do you even really understand your homeowners insurance policy?) Think about it as you … Continue reading
TweetEvery day we see signs that the country is starting to claw its way out of the recession. Stocks are creeping up. Job numbers are getting better. The automotive industry is predicting a significantly better year. And state governments are … Continue reading
TweetOn a personal note, one of the things that surprised me most about the Employers Small Business Opinion Poll regarding ways people expect to interact with their insurers is that I’m a Baby Boomer. Who knew? The age bracket is … Continue reading
TweetThere are some good facts embedded in this video and . . . hey! . . . cute puppies and kitties! Seriously. As someone who went through a 25-month cancer fight with a beloved pet and who is still paying … Continue reading
TweetIn browsing around today, I ran across a report from Reuters about insurers struggling to factor in the growing risks from climate change. The article was in specific reference to the massive floods in Australia and Brazil, but what caught … Continue reading
TweetWell, this is a fairly esoteric topic unless you live in Pennsylvania, but it does go to show that there are never too many questions you can ask to make sure you have an adequate amount of homeowners insurance. There … Continue reading
TweetReally, this one is just for fun on a Friday. One of my all time favorite commercials from this insurer. Are their rates the lowest for you? The only way to find out is to get a rate quote with … Continue reading
TweetWhat’s the best way to see your auto insurance premium shoot up? File a claim. I know. Makes me nuts, too. But here’s a hard and fast fact. In the new “normal,” which is theoretically the world “after” the recession, … Continue reading
TweetOver the weekend I came across an article about Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina being the first large insurance company to refuse to pay for spinal fusion operations for back trouble. I had my usual grumble in … Continue reading