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Our newsletter articles are designed to provide helpful information on a wide range of timely topics. Simply click on one of the headlines below and the full article will appear. And keep checking month after month. You never know what story may address your individual situation.
May
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Driving Less? COVID-19 and Your Car Insurance
In light of related reductions in mileage and accident claims, many auto insurers are offering financial relief for policyholders affected by the pandemic.
April
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Telemedicine: The Virtual Doctor Will See You Now
Proponents say telemedicine offers immediate access to many types of simple care while avoiding unnecessary and costly emergency room visits. Nearly nine out of 10 large employers offered telemedicine programs in their benefit packages in 2019, but many workers have not yet tried them.
March
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What Home-Based Business Owners Should Know About Insurance
If you run a business from your home, your homeowners policy may not provide sufficient coverage for your business assets and income. In-home business insurance policies can offer broader protection, tailor-made for businesses that operate out of a residence.
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Collision and Comprehensive: When Full Coverage Comes to the Rescue
Although a deductible usually applies, these optional coverages can help protect you from having to repair or replace a damaged vehicle out of your own pocket.
February
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What’s in Your Home? Creating a Home Inventory
Make a weekend project of documenting your belongings, and you might sleep easier knowing you’re prepared.
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Crash Course: What to Do After an Auto Collision
Even a minor auto collision can be stressful and hazardous. These steps can help you stay safe at the scene and steer clear of costly complications.
September
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Earthquake Insurance: Will You Be Covered When the Big One Hits?
Though California has experienced the most earthquake damage in recent history, 42 states are at risk for earthquakes. You may want to consider whether you have the appropriate supplemental earthquake coverage, based on your specific situation and the location of your property.
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Licensing Laws Help Parents Protect Teen Drivers
Every state has implemented three-stage graduated driver licensing (GDL) programs to provide drivers ages 15 to 17 with more practice and to discourage risky behavior. Make sure your teenager has appropriate training, and that both you and your teen understand the applicable rules, safety concerns, and insurance issues.