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What is Key Person Insurance and how does it work? Every now and again, there are people in many industries who can be considered a “key person” to a business. They may have risen up the ranks in a …
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We’re not talking about appraisals that value real estate, businesses, or collectibles by an authorized person. There is a different kind of appraisal, and you might not be aware that it even exists …
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There is something about riding in a Golf Cart, also now known as a Low Speed Vehicle (LSV), that everyone loves; young or old, it doesn’t matter. Perhaps it is the openness and wind blowing in your …
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We're at the midpoint of our severe weather blog series. In our first part we talked about the dangers of lightning. In our second part, we discussed rip currents and their perils related to the many …
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As people become increasingly worried over climate change fears and the rise of extreme weather conditions all over the world it's important to consider flood insurance for your Florida property. No …
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Condo insurance will cover your property and possessions and is often required by mortgage lenders when you are buying a new condo. Because the condo association's insurance policy will not cover …
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