Category Archives: Finance Guide

Most dangerous days to drive

Holidays are more likely to cause an accident than regular days. The week between Christmas Eve and New Years is the most dangerous for drivers. Thanksgiving follows. Holiday car accidents are often caused by alcohol, but speeding, inclement weather, and distracted driving are also major factors. Drivers are also more likely to be in an accident on […]

Homeowners insurance for senior citizens

Senior citizens can have peace of mind knowing that they have the right homeowners insurance. This allows them to spend their time enjoying retirement and time with family and friends. What is the best home insurance for seniors Senior citizens are less able to search for and obtain quotes online for insurance. Senior citizens should be aware of certain […]

The Four Fundamentals of Starting an Insurance Agency

Being an independent agent for insurance can be rewarding, thrilling and lucrative. Insurance is a relationship-based business. It’s satisfying to protect individuals, families, and businesses from certain calamities in life. It can be very lucrative to sell insurance. You can build residual wealth by recruiting associate agents and offer income opportunities to other people. The freedom and flexibility are […]

Vermont Mutual Insurance review: Home & car

Vermont Mutual Insurance is one the most established property and casualty insurers in the country. The company was established in 1828, and has had its headquarters in Montpelier for more than 190 years. Vermont Mutual today offers a wide range of insurance products including auto and home insurance. There are policies available in Connecticut, Maine and Massachusetts as […]

Car insurance for teen drivers

Young drivers are often expensive to insure. However, parents might be relieved to learn that they will pay less each year. Rates for young drivers become more affordable as they age, so they can get their own insurance policies. Quadrant Information Services partnered with us to find the lowest rates on car insurance for young adults. All […]

Self-Motivation or Regulation in Reinsurance

Reinsurance industry is moving to sign contracts at inception. Is it possible? Introduction The Sellers and Buyers in reinsurance have always been notoriously slow to get “actual contracts” negotiated and drafted. All of us are familiar with the stories of “handshake agreements” and “cover notes written onto napkins”. Everyone knew each other, and deals were made as […]