Category Archives: Finance Guide

‘Quick Start’ For Life Insurance Sales

Offering mortgage insurance is one of the most popular marketing strategies that insurance agencies and companies use to help their agents make money quickly. Mortgage insurance should, in theory, be a simple sale for insurance agents. There are few people today who don’t have large mortgages on their homes. This is the most significant monthly expense for families […]

Documenting Insurance Claims – A Very Good Idea

“The insured is our enemy; depreciation our friend.” On the first day of class at the most prestigious school of insurance in the country, a student wrote this phrase on the chalkboard. Everything was erased by the instructor at the end each day except for that phrase. Many insurance holders who have legitimate claims and are honest and […]

10 Insurance LinkedIn Groups – 100,000 Clients Waiting For Your Business Communication Skills

Imagine 100,000 potential clients eager to hear about your communication skills in the insurance industry. You can connect with many clients by joining 10 LinkedIn Groups. A list of 100,000 potential prospects and suspects would cost $70,000 if you bought it at $70/thousand. This list also includes the complete personal and business files of each member, along […]

What is Title Insurance and Why Do I Need It?

Title insurance provides a guarantee that the title your lender holds on a property is free from liens or other title cloud. Let’s first define “title” and not “deed”. Each document establishes ownership in a different way. The property deed holder is the nominal owner and can live there, rent it, add or modify structures, etc. They are […]

Unfair Claims Practices – Has Your Insurance Company Or Adjuster Handled Your Claim Unlawfully?

Unfair Claims Practices Insurers refused to pay thousands of claims following Hurricanes Rita and Katrina. This was a clear example of Unfair Claims Practices. Unfair Claims Practices are not limited to hurricane losses. Insurance companies denial and delay claims quite often. What should you do if your insurance company is slow to settle your claim? What can you […]

How Much Of Your Money Is Insured In A Credit Union?

Credit unions differ from banks in that they aren’t insured by the FDIC; instead, their protection falls to another entity: The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). NCUA insurance covers accounts of up to $250,000 per account owner across checking, savings and money market accounts; traditional and Roth IRAs as well as Keogh retirement accounts are […]