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Wednesday, July 13, 2016Strong winds — including those associated with hurricanes and tornadoes — can have extremely damaging effects on homes, businesses and communities. Minor cases may lead a few broken shutters or a felled tree, while more severe cases can cause complete destruction of property. READ MORE >>
Friday, June 24, 2016Since condo ownership is essentially a combination of home ownership and apartment living, you'll need a condo insurance policy to fill the unique coverage needs. Not to mention, your condo association and/or lender may require you to show proof of insurance. But how much will a policy set you back in Florida? READ MORE >>
Thursday, May 19, 2016As with a car — or any other vehicle — boats should be insured for the protection of your vessel and other boaters in the area. Boat insurance can prove beneficial while your boat is in use, along with any periods when it's in storage. Boat insurance can provide coverage for the following: READ MORE >>
Wednesday, February 17, 2016Surety bonds are an important component to doing business in many areas and in many industries. If your business provides a service to customers or clients, this type of bond can help to protect you, as well as protect your clients. And it can be exactly what you need to land new business. READ MORE >>
Monday, October 12, 2015You've put a good deal of money and time into maintaining your boat, and now you need to protect it with the right boat insurance. As a savvy buyer, you want to keep your watercraft protected, while also ensuring your costs remain affordable. To do that, you should choose the right type of boat insurance. READ MORE >>
Monday, August 3, 2015If you live in a coastal region or in an area with frequent tornadoes, you know the danger of strong winds. You know that straight line winds can cause almost as much damage as a tornado. You also know that warm weather means thunderstorms and windstorms where winds can easily reach over 50 miles per hour. READ MORE >>
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