October 18, 2018 | LTC Sales
How do you get people to sit up and take notice? Talk taxes. Tell them you have a way to help them reduce their state and federal tax bill. A LTC Insurance policy has the potential to help people lower the amount they pay in taxes.
Single premium LTC Insurance can be a great way to fully fund a LTC plan compared to annual pay options.
Learn a few of the questions it's worth discussing with an insurance agent when your life changes.
The low interest rate environment means insurers are designing new products to put more risk on policyholders.
Good, bad or nonexistent, a customer's credit score still matters when shopping for auto insurance. But the impact isn't always equal.
Discover how damage to a home from fallen trees is covered under your homeowners insurance policy if it happens suddenly and by accident.
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Even if you don’t own a car, you might need your own auto insurance coverage. A special kind of policy called non-owner car insurance should fit the bill. Non-owner car…
Avoid inconvenience by making sure you have Rental Reimbursement coverage with your insurance carrier so you have a vehicle when your car is in the shop.
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Damage for wind and flooding are often managed in different ways.
Held for ransom? Killed someone via laughter? Lost a valuable body part? There's an insurance coverage policy for that.
Young drivers cost more to insure largely because they are inexperienced and have higher accident rates than more seasoned drivers.
Hold off before you call to cash in those premiums.
Auto accidents that cause major injuries are rare, but it still may be worth examining how much insurance coverage you have.
Gaps in your insurance can be costly. Answer a few questions and find out what potential gaps might be hiding in your insurance.
Homeowners with poor credit pay 91 percent more for homeowners' insurance than people with excellent credit, according to a study by an online insurance sh