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By: Robbie Hoye
January 30th, 2023

Young adults going off to college can be just as emotional of a time for parents and guardians as it is for the new students. While you’re likely excited for them to be independent and out of the house, you may be worried about them living away from home for the first time. 

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By: Corin Cook
January 18th, 2023

When you think of your home/renters/condo insurance, you probably know it covers damage to your home and possessions. But it also protects you from crushing liability claims that could cost you all of your current and future assets.

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By: Kaitlyn Pintarich
January 14th, 2023

Selecting classes, buying books, and choosing a meal plan are just some of the steps students take to get ready for college. Parents, on the other hand, are worrying about how to pay for school, the safety of their child while away, and maybe even beginning to experience a little bit of empty nest syndrome. With all that hustle and bustle, making sure your child has adequate insurance coverage when going away to college can be easily forgotten.

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By: Corin Cook
January 14th, 2023

Did you know June 28th is National Insurance Awareness Day? OK, OK — we realize not everybody is as insurance-obsessed as us, and you probably didn’t know that.