Policy Change Form: Keep Your Coverage Up to Date

Policy Change Form

In both life and business, change is inevitable. You might relocate your office, buy new equipment, hire new employees, or even expand your operations into a new market. These are exciting milestones that represent growth, progress, and success. However, with growth comes new responsibilities and risks that your current insurance policy might not fully cover. […]

Protecting Your Business: The Power of a Certificate of Insurance (COI)

Insurance

In today’s competitive business landscape, trust and transparency are everything. Whether you are signing a new client contract, renting a commercial space, or collaborating with another company, everyone wants one thing before moving forward: proof that you are covered. That proof comes in the form of a Certificate of Insurance (COI). It is one of […]

California FAIR Plan Proposes 36% Home Insurance Hike

California homeowners could soon face a significant jump in insurance costs as the California FAIR Plan, the state’s insurer of last resort, has requested a 35.8% rate increase for dwelling policies. According to the Los Angeles Times, this marks the largest rate hike request in years, driven by the financial toll of the destructive January […]

Health Insurance: How to Prepare for the 2026 Premium Surge

Health Insurance

Health insurance costs are on the rise, and 2026 may bring the biggest jump yet. According to recent insurer filings analyzed by the Commonwealth Fund, marketplace premiums are projected to increase by a median of 18 % nationwide, marking one of the steepest hikes in recent years. This increase comes as several federal policies and […]

Insurance Mistakes: 5 Things That Put Small Businesses at Risk 

Running a small business is exciting, but it also comes with its share of risks. Between managing employees, serving customers, and keeping daily operations on track, business owners already have a lot on their plates. With so many responsibilities competing for attention, insurance often slips to the bottom of the list—until it’s needed most.  The […]