Negligent entrustment is when you allow (or entrust) someone to use a machine that could cause harm and you know, or should have known, that
Thanksgiving is a day stuffed with food, family, and football! Don’t let your Thanksgiving be ruined by accidents. Here are some helpful tips to help
When signing up for health insurance, it’s easy to get confused by the many options and acronyms. This article talks about the health plans so you can decide which is best for you.
“If I rent a car, do I need to purchase the insurance or is it covered under my Auto Policy?” Literally Kim provides an in-depth answer to this common question which could save you money in the future.
We’ve all heard of getting an annual checkup at the doctor but what about with your insurance? The world around us constantly changes and our needs are no different which is why it is important to consult The Dearborn Agency’s insurance checkup list at least once a year.
From snowstorms to tornados, hurricanes or fires – even a downed tree or maintenance that lasts longer than you
expected – an extended power outage can put you and your family in harm’s way. Getting through a long period
without electricity is a challenge, but with a little advanced preparation, you can increase your chances of remaining
safe.
What is Life Insurance? How Do I Use It? Nick Chapekis answers these questions and others you might have in the newest “In The Nick of Time” article.
Despite still having your parent’s address on your license while in college, if you reside somewhere else you may not be covered on their auto policy. Read the Gen-Z Insurance Tea to find out if you’re covered or if you need your own policy
Most people do not have enough insurance to replace and/or rebuild their residential or commercial properties unless they have reviewed AND increased their limits of insurance in the last 6 months. Wendy’s Briefcase talks about replacement costs, reviewing your limits, and questions to ask before a loss so you are properly covered.
Endorsement- sometimes called a rider, is an amendment to an existing insurance contract that changes the terms of the original policy. You would use this
“Inflation, inflation, inflation”, that is all we hear around the news and water cooler these days. There are many times we scratch our heads and
What is an insurance underwriter? What do they do? Where did the term come from? Read the Gen-Z Insurance Tea to find the answers to these questions!
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