Most people do not think of the sidewalks in front of their home as part of their property. But what happens if there is a crack in that sidewalk or some other kind of similar damage, and someone falls on that sidewalk?
Hurricane season is quickly approaching, and that means it’s time to get your home ready! Whether you shelter in place or evacuate when a hurricane is on its way, here are tips to make sure you and your home are ready for even the worst weather of the season
On behalf of our company, and indeed the entire City, we would like to say to the firefighters thank you for the job you do every day.
Whether you are just going to be gone for the weekend or whether or are heading out for a month-long adventure, a vacation is the perfect time for a burglar to target your house.
When shopping for or buying your Manatee County home, you probably have a list of questions to ask your realtor. Here are 3 additional questions to include.
While there are many similarities between the kind of insurance you can get for a single family home and the kind of insurance you get for a condo, there are a few important differences.
How you drive your car can have a huge effect on that car’s lifespan. Here are some of the worst driving habits for your car: 1. Constantly driving with low fuel If you always wait until your low fuel light has come on to get [...]
Many people will ask about the differences between water damage and a flood when it comes to their home insurance and flood insurance. What's difference? Water is water, right? Well, not quite. Shelli Ensminger of Anderson & Associates explains the differences in this quick 1 minute video.
Critical illness insurance is a special type of insurance specifically to cover illnesses that are labeled as critical. Its purpose is to help those with serious conditions cover the treatment for that condition. You likely already know that a serious illness can be a huge [...]
Your personal possessions are probably more likely to be damaged during a move than they are just sitting in your home. But if you’re moving out of one home and into another, does your insurance actually cover your items during the move?