Your Agent can Help Decode Health Insurance Issues
Posted: January 2, 2014
Don't Forget These Simple But Important ACA Changes On January 1, all the provisions of the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act (ACA) went into force. While many of us have been bombarded with the more complex ACA issues, not a lot of ink is being given to many simple, yet important, changes. Here is a reminder of some key changes to help you get...
Buzzword Bingo is no Way to Gain Co-Workers' Respect, plus Commercial Flood Insurance Info
Posted: January 1, 2014
Be Safe: Sync Your Mobile Coverage to Today's Technology In the mobile universe, technology is changing faster than the speed of light. It seems that every few weeks the tech giants introduce something new, with features that will make life easier for small business. However, many businesses are still operating at normal speed when it comes to the use and protection of their corporate devices....
Avoid the Grinch, and Auto Insurance Info
Posted: November 21, 2013
Deck the Halls: Think Fire Safety and Watch the Christmas Tree According to the National Fire Protection Association, 50 percent of house fires occur in December. The usual culprit? Tannenbaums. So before decorating this year's tree, consider the following: From 2006 to 2010, Christmas trees started an average 240 house fires a year, resulting in four deaths and 21 injuries, not to mention $17.3 million...
Travel Apps Designed for Wherever Your Road Takes You, and Health Insurance Info
Posted: November 5, 2013
Review Your Health Care Benefits Prior to Year-end As the end of the year approaches, many of us are thinking about health insurance; for example, most employers open up enrollment to health care benefits. Newer employees can sign up, and other employees can change benefits. Now's the perfect time to review options, reduce costs or add coverage. But many put off taking action because of...
Yield Starved? Annuities May be the Answer
Posted: November 4, 2013
A Balanced Portfolio May Not Work for Today's Retirees It's been a no-brainer since retirees first invested money to provide security in their retirement years: Balance your nest eggs between stocks, bonds and cash, because this is most likely to give you the best return on your investment dollar, while minimizing risk. These days, however, it's not that simple: with today's high stock prices and...
