National Fire Prevention Week and How You Can Get Involved
This year's Fire Prevention Week puts the spotlight on safe charging and lithium-ion batteries. Here's what the campaign is about and how your business can help spread the word in your community.
Sole Proprietors, Protect Your Personal Assets with Insurance
A sole proprietorship is one of the easiest businesses to start in this country, and that ease comes with a catch. There is no legal line between the business and you, so a claim against the business is a claim against your personal assets. Here is a look at the coverage options that put a wall between the two.
The Importance of the Homeowners’ Association When Buying a Home
Buying a home comes with a long list of things to look into, and the homeowners' association is the one most buyers skip right past. The rules an HOA sets are legally enforceable, the fees are not optional, and both can affect what your insurance needs to look like. Here is how an HOA works and what to ask before you commit to a property.
Taking a Look Into Deductibles
Insurance paperwork throws a lot of terms at you at once, and deductibles are the one that has the biggest effect on what you actually pay. The difference between a high deductible and a low one comes down to when you want to spend the money, not how much coverage you get. Here is how each option works so you can tell which one fits your situation.
Why It's Important to Notify Your Insurance Agent of a Life Changes
Most people think about their insurance policy once a year and then forget about it until something goes wrong. The problem is that life keeps moving in between, and a policy written for the life you had two years ago may not cover the one you are living now. Here is what your agent needs to hear about and why the timing matters more than people expect.
Insurance Rates Rising Without Claims
Rising insurance rates are frustrating enough on their own, and they are harder to absorb when everything else costs more too. Your premium can go up even in a year when you never file a claim, and the reasons usually have very little to do with you personally. Here is what actually moves your rate and what you can do about it.
Combining Annuities and Life Insurance for Retirement
An annuity and a life insurance policy solve two different problems, and used together they can cover both your income in retirement and your family's security afterward. This guide explains how each product works, why people pair them, and what to ask an agent before you decide.
Useful Insurance Tips for All College Students
Heading off to college brings a long list of things to sort out, and insurance is one that families often leave until the last minute. This guide covers what students can stay on under a parent's policy, when it makes sense to shop for your own coverage, and how to compare quotes without falling for the lowest price.
Protecting Your Property from Hail, Storm, and Wind Damage
Pennsylvania weather can do real damage to a roof, a vehicle, or a set of windows in a single afternoon. This guide covers how to prepare for a hail storm, what a standard homeowners policy typically covers for wind and hail, and which types of weather damage usually require separate coverage.
Travel Insurance & Summer Vacation: Why It's Important
Travel insurance protects your trip and your wallet, but the coverage only helps if you know how to use it. This guide walks through when to file a travel insurance claim, what documentation you need to keep while you are away, and what happens after your claim is submitted.
Sending Your Student Off to College: Renters, Auto, and Valuables Coverage Parents Overlook
Before your student heads to campus, a few coverage questions can save your family from an expensive surprise. Learn how homeowners insurance covers dorm belongings, when renters insurance is needed off campus, how to handle auto coverage, and which valuables need their own protection.
Commonly Asked Life Insurance Questions
Summer brings storms, pool parties, backyard gatherings, and vacations, and each one carries risks that can lead to a home insurance claim. A little preparation goes a long way. Learn how to protect your home from storm damage, water backups, liability accidents, and theft so your summer stays fun and claim-free.
Insurance in 2026: Changes and Predictions
Halfway through 2026, the insurance industry is already seeing meaningful change. Carriers are rethinking how they support policyholders through every life stage, courts are testing new liability theories against tech platforms, and self-driving vehicles are raising questions about who is responsible when a machine causes harm. Here is what has changed so far and what may come next.
Summer Safety Starts At Home: Preventing The Most Common Summer Insurance Claims
Summer brings storms, pool parties, backyard gatherings, and vacations, and each one carries risks that can lead to a home insurance claim. A little preparation goes a long way. Learn how to protect your home from storm damage, water backups, liability accidents, and theft so your summer stays fun and claim-free.
Teen Drivers and the "100 Deadliest Days": Managing Summer Driving Risk and Cost
Summer is the riskiest season for teen drivers in Pennsylvania. Learn about the 100 Deadliest Days, PA graduated licensing rules, and how safe habits cut costs.
Summer Storms, Lightning, and Power Surges: What Homeowners Coverage Does and Doesn't Pay
Summer storms bring lightning and power surges to Pennsylvania homes. Learn what homeowners insurance covers for lightning damage, surges, and food spoilage.
Father's Day and Life Insurance: A Practical Look at Protecting the People Who Depend on You
This Father's Day, learn how life insurance protects Pennsylvania families, how term and whole life differ, how much coverage you need, and what it really costs.
Summer Backyard Liability: Pools, Trampolines, Dogs, and Why You Might Need Umbrella Coverage
Pools, trampolines, and dogs raise summer liability risk for Pennsylvania homeowners. Learn how homeowners coverage and umbrella insurance protect your family.
National Homeownership Month: A Homeowners Insurance Guide for First-Time Pennsylvania Buyers
June is National Homeownership Month. Learn what first-time Pennsylvania homebuyers should know about homeowners insurance, coverage limits, escrow, and flood protection.
Small Business Insurance Review: Mid-Year Checkpoint for Pennsylvania Owners
By late spring, most Pennsylvania small businesses look very different than they did at the January budget meeting. A mid-year insurance review helps catch coverage gaps in workers' compensation, general liability, commercial property, commercial auto, and specialty policies before a claim exposes them.