FAQ
What types of insurance do you offer?
We offer a range of insurance products, including personal insurance (home, motor, life), commercial insurance (property, liability, workers’ compensation), and specialty insurance (marine, cyber, professional liability).
How do I choose the right insurance policy for my needs?
Our experienced brokers will assess your unique requirements and guide you through the selection process to ensure you get the coverage that best suits your needs.
What factors affect my insurance premiums?
Premiums are influenced by various factors such as your claims history, the type and amount of coverage, your location, and any risk mitigation measures you have in place.
How do I file a claim?
You can file a claim by contacting our office directly, either by phone or email. We will guide you through the process and assist you in submitting the necessary documentation.
Can I bundle different types of insurance policies?
Yes, bundling multiple insurance policies can often lead to discounts and cost savings. We can help you find the best combination to maximize your benefits.
What is the difference between an insurance broker and an insurance agent?
An insurance broker works on behalf of the client to find the best coverage options from multiple insurance companies, whereas an insurance agent typically represents one insurer.
How often should I review my insurance policies?
It’s recommended to review your insurance policies annually or whenever you experience significant life changes, such as buying a new home, starting a business, or getting married.
What is reinsurance and how does it benefit my business?
Reinsurance is insurance for insurance companies, helping them manage risk and improve financial stability. It can also provide additional capacity to write new business.
How can I reduce my insurance costs?
Implementing risk management strategies, increasing deductibles, and bundling policies are a few ways to potentially lower your insurance costs. We can help you explore these options.
What happens if my insurance company goes bankrupt?
If an insurance company becomes insolvent, reinsurance can help protect policyholders. Additionally, most states have guaranty funds that cover claims up to a certain limit.