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  • Go big with your homeowner deductible

    If the insurance company is going to force a higher wind/hail deductible, you may as well carry the higher deductible for less likely losses, too.   POSTAGE  by Rob Stamp In response to all the severe weather claims from the past two years, more and more insurance companies are requiring higher deductibles than ever for property policies. […]

    April 17, 2013

  • Frequently Axed Questions

    Q I’ve lost my insurance ID card, but need to renew my tags at the license office. What do I do? A Wear comfortable shoes. Those lines at the DMV can be rather long, especially near the end of the month. Seriously We will be glad to send current proof of insurance wherever you’d like. E-mail, […]

    March 27, 2013

  • Some things, like meteors, could hit home hard

    No one wants to see their house surrounded by cops on the evening news, either.   POSTAGE  by Rob Stamp It’s not every day when current events unfold and you wonder if you’d be covered for what might otherwise be considered the unthinkable. Would damage to your property be covered if it were struck by […]

    March 13, 2013

  • Before your renewal ends up in the bottom of the paper pile …

    Here are a few steps to follow. And you still won’t need to bore yourself to tears trying to read it all.    POSTAGE  by Rob Stamp I’m as guilty as anyone when it comes to setting aside important paperwork, promising to dig right in at the first opportunity. Yeah, you know how that always end […]

    February 27, 2013

  • A real pain in the glass

    We’ve all been there. Driving down the road, minding your own business, maybe without a care in the world, then WHACK!!! You’re startled by a noise so loud you expect that whatever just struck your car must have left a gaping hole. Could a single gunshot be any louder?   POSTAGE  by Rob Stamp Of […]

    February 6, 2013

  • I’m a honk for combined single limit

    Auto insurance isn’t really complicated, but I admit our industry could always do a better job simplifying it for people. That’s where I come in.   POSTAGE  by Rob Stamp I make it a point to go over the coverages and deductibles with customers who are purchasing a new policy. For many folks, some of […]

    January 23, 2013

  • Renters insurance used to be about covering your stuff

    These days, it’s more important than ever because it can help prevent a needless, nasty lawsuit.    POSTAGE  by Rob Stamp It wasn’t all that long ago that any discussion regarding renters insurance strictly focused on providing adequate coverage for somebody’s personal property. If you suffered a fire or a tornado, or if your apartment or […]

    January 9, 2013

  • AAA insureds should think twice about loaning their car

    Unique provision to AAA’s personal auto policy means there’s a lot less coverage for someone else driving your car than what you have.   POSTAGE  by Rob Stamp If you carry AAA auto insurance and loan your car to someone not listed as a driver on your policy, you need to be aware of the […]

    December 26, 2012

  • ‘Tis the season for those bearing gifts

    Ain’t nobody happy if momma ain’t happy. And momma ain’t gonna be happy if she loses the ring you just bought her.   POSTAGE  by Rob Stamp Unless, of course, you took measures to be certain the ring was properly scheduled on your homeowners or renters insurance policy. According to the FBI (remember Efrem Zimbalist Jr.?), victims of […]

    December 12, 2012

  • If you’re involved in an accident …

    Here’s what NOT to do:   POSTAGE  by Rob Stamp Should you have the misfortune of being involved in an auto accident, let’s hope it’s a minor fender bender and nobody got hurt. We’ve all seen lists of what to do in case of an accident (move cars to safety, stay calm, attend to the […]

    November 28, 2012