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What is a Named Insured in Underwriting?
When underwriters think about risk, fire and theft come to mind. However, one risk that might be overlooked is improperly underwriting multiple named insureds. Yet the named insured is a key element in any commercial insurance policy. Who is considered…
Read MoreDry Drowning Symptoms & Causes
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, drowning is the leading cause of death among children, with an average of 22 drownings and 11 drowning deaths per day in 2021 alone. Although this data is certainly alarming and…
Read More5 Electrical Safety Tips Every Homeowner Should Know
There are many electrical safety rules you can follow to protect your home and your family from danger.
Read MoreFor Kids By a Kid: School Bus Safety!
As kids begin to return to school after several months away, we’ll see more and more school buses on the road. It’s a great time to revisit these safety tips with your children.
Read MoreBuild a Strong Cybersecurity Culture through Employee Training
Data breaches, hacks, and email fraud are hitting businesses of all sizes. It’s not just the big corporations like Equifax and Marriott International—all companies need to prioritize cybersecurity. According to one report, two-thirds of SMBs suffered a cyberattack in…
Read MoreIdentity Theft: One Subject You Don’t Want to Learn at College
As students head off to school this fall, they need to stay vigilant against the scams, schemes, and tricks of identity fraudsters. Student identity theft is on the rise, all around the world. Like most predators, identity thieves like to…
Read MoreSchool Bus Safety for 2020
School 2020…what will it look like? None of us really know yet as plans and government recommendations seem to change day-to-day. One thing is certain – it will look much different than ever before. If your children are among those…
Read MoreStay Cool During Summer Heat!
It sure does feel like July outside! With temperatures nearing or exceeding 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius) for large portions of the country, sometimes, managing to stay cool only means being in the water or inside in the AC….
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