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What exactly do I mean when I say, going Beyond Insurance? Could it be a new cliche? I hope not. There’s enough cliches out there to last a lifetime. The concept of going beyond insurance refers to looking at all possible risks within your business. But before we continue on this road to insurance zen, […]

The answer to this question is simple. It is supposed to make you whole. Whole means, making sure that whatever it is that you are insuring is put back to the way that it was prior to a loss. It seems that it has become a part of our nature to try to get more

An introduction With geographical and physical borders no longer being barriers for the expansion of an organization, people other than the traditional employees — remote workers, contractors, vendors — are involved with organizations. Insider threat is a huge cybersecurity issue that a lot of firms are fighting against. Loss of sensitive data, damage to reputation,

Professional Liability Insurance (Article taken from The Trust) Professional Liability insurance (also called Malpractice or Errors and Omissions insurance) is coverage that protects a qualified professional against claims alleging negligent acts, errors, or omissions in the performance of providing professional services (defined as those services for which one is certified, licensed, accredited, trained, being trained,

by Kristal Barghelame 1. It’s easier than you think to offer health insurance First thing’s first: You don’t have to do this alone. A broker or health insurance advisor can guide you through the whole shebang. As your go-to agent, they’ll: Help select a plan that’s right for you and your team, based on your industry and

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times… The opening phrase from Dickens’ a Tale of Two Cities, seems to depict today’s health insurance market.  Let’s switch it around a bit by saying that, in terms of health insurance, these could be considered the worst of times, to most individuals anyway,

For the first time in US history most Americans are faced with the concept of open enrollment.  Open enrollment used to be a phrase associated with group insurance when you worked for a medium to larger size company, or participated in a Medicare program.  Today the phrase “open enrollment” pertains to everyone and anyone who

Life has an uncanny way of swinging from one end of any spectrum to the other. These dramatic movements are usually prompted by men and women who have, at times, been affected by the negative effects of what I like to refer to as Life’s Pendulum. Life’s Pendulum could take many forms; Political, Healthcare, Religious,