May is Disability Insurance Awareness Month.
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Many people mistakenly believe that only millionaires need umbrella policies. In reality, a tragic accident has the potential to financially derail people of modest means as well as multimillionaires. At ERIE and McCartin Insurance, our job is to look ahead and prepare you for life’s unexpected twists and turns. Here’s how an umbrella policy can help give you peace of…
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Maybe it’s the motorcycle that’s been sitting silent all winter. Or the RV in storage, or a shiny new boat. Whatever it is, now is the time to take out your favorite “toy.” When you do, it pays to think about how to protect it from accidents, bad weather and more.
You shouldn’t have to worry about being sued for no good reason and letting somebody take what you’ve worked for. So how do you protect yourself—and your money? It’s called umbrella insurance. It’s your money’s best friend. Read on to understand why.
Your liability exposures evolve as your life evolves. Whenever you build your assets or expand your family, your risk picture changes. A personal umbrella policy can significantly increase your family’s liability insurance coverage for a reasonable cost relative to the protection it offers.
Distracted driving has become one of the most major causes of serious automobile accidents in the United States. According to the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, 80% of automobile accidents involve driver inattention.
More workers are killed every year in motor vehicle crashes than any other cause. Businesses can help solve this big problem.
The parents among you may be remembering your inaugural journey to a college campus far, far away — as you prepare your own son or daughter for imminent departure into an unfamiliar universe. Before you launch the escape pods, we suggest you schedule a review of your student’s “away at school” insurance needs. Here are a few of the questions…
Many employers should adopt a “hybrid” model of office work, with some employees in the office and others working remotely. Clearly communicate phased reopening plans with employees, especially new office protocols, such as testing and wearing masks.