Is Your Employer-Provided Life Insurance Enough? What You Should Know
Posted: August 7, 2026
Employer-provided life insurance, often called group life insurance, is a policy your employer purchases to cover you and sometimes your dependents. It's typically offered as part of a benefits package and may be fully paid for by your employer or offered at a group rate. Most group life insurance policies provide a death benefit equal to one or two times your annual salary. So if...
When Should I Call My Insurance Agent?
Posted: August 4, 2026
An insurance agent isn’t just someone who can sell you a policy. Whether you have a question about your coverage, need to file a claim or change your policy, your agent can provide insurance solutions to a seemingly countless number of issues you might run into. And the conversations you have with your agent can help provide protection from the unknown and greater peace of...
What to Do After a Hit and Run
Posted: August 4, 2026
Getting in a car accident is enough to ruin anyone's day. But if you’re involved in a hit-and-run, the experience can be especially disorienting. You realize that your vehicle’s been hit and before you can step out to get the other driver’s information, their car is taking off into the distance. As overwhelming as the experience can be, how you react next can play an...
Back-to-School Season: Does Your Auto Insurance Cover a Teen Driver?
Posted: August 1, 2026
Every August, millions of families prepare for back-to-school, and for households with a newly licensed teen, that checklist includes an important question: Is your auto insurance ready? Adding a teenager to your auto insurance policy is one of the most significant coverage changes a family can make. Teen drivers are statistically among the highest-risk drivers on the road, which affects both your coverage needs and...
Understanding Life Insurance Beneficiaries: How to Choose and When to Update
Posted: July 22, 2026
When you purchase a life insurance policy, one of the most important decisions you'll make is choosing who will receive the policy's death benefit. This person or entity is called your beneficiary, and the designation you make can have significant financial implications for the people you love. Understanding how beneficiaries work—and knowing when to update your designation—is an essential part of managing your life insurance...