Emerging niche industries are reshaping markets, offering innovative solutions to unique challenges. However, these industries often face risks distinct from traditional sectors. From mental health challenges to regulatory uncertainty, the fast pace of growth can...
Insurance fraud costs billions of dollars each year, driving up insurance premiums and straining industry resources. From staged accidents to false claims, these schemes harm insurance producers and honest policyholders. Technology is changing the game by enabling...
We’re long past the days when cybersecurity was just an IT issue. Now, it’s a company-wide imperative that requires everyone to be hypervigilant and proactive. With cyberattacks becoming more frequent and sophisticated, organizations must adopt a holistic approach to...
A 2018 Pew Research Center study cited that nearly 1-in-3 U.S. adults live with at least one adult roommate. Now that inflation and everyday costs are spiking, you may be in the market for a roommate to defray some of your expenses. Who doesn’t want to pay half of the...
It’s best to avoid driving in winter weather conditions if you can. Driving in the snow can mean decreased visibility, getting stuck or sliding—all things any driver would rather steer clear of. But, sometimes, we don’t have a choice. And, if you’re going to drive,...
If you have clients who are making getaway plans this holiday season, it’s important that they adopt these safety measures to protect their house while they are away on vacation. Share this list of actions they should take before they leave: Phone a friend. Ask some...
As an insurance agent or broker, helping clients choose the right flood insurance is crucial—especially when they face the aftermath of a flood. Understanding the distinctions between the National Flood Insurance Program and private flood insurance is essential for...
Connecticut’s recent state elections brought some changes to the Senate and House while leaving key leadership positions and party dominance intact. Although constitutional offices (governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, treasurer, comptroller and secretary...
In the recent New York state elections, both the Senate and Assembly experienced some notable changes, setting the stage for shifts in legislative dynamics when the Legislature reconvenes in January. Senate overview The New York state Senate Democrats successfully...
The once-great country of the United States of America: A FanDuel™ Subsidiary,[1] and the world at-large are no more. City streets that once teemed with Starbucks-bound workers, dog walkers, and perpetual street construction have been replaced. A mishmash of punks,...
