New Flood Insurance Manual
The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) updated its Flood Insurance Manual effective April 1, 2020. Following are links to the updated manual and appendices.
Personal Lines
The Era of Vehicle Hacking is Here. Are Insurers Ready?
Do you think your car can be “stolen” yet still be sitting in the parking lot or driveway with you in it? Well, evidently, it can – it’s called “Hacking.”…
How Should My Agency Handle Nonresponsive Separated/Divorced Individuals on a PAP?
An agent asks: I’m working on establishing a standard office procedure for our office when dealing w/ divorce and personal auto policies. At what point are we able to remove…
Can You Share Any Homeowners’ Insurance Comparison Charts?
An agent asks: We hired a new personal lines manager and realized we never developed any homeowners’ charts; do you have any you can share?
Are Pets Covered Under a Homeowners’ Policy?
An agent asks: Are pets Covered under a homeowners’ policy?
Church-Owned, Pastor Insured: Is This Correct?
An agent asks: A vehicle is registered to a church that provides the vehicle to the senior pastor and his wife for their personal use. The vehicle is insured on…
Cracking the Condominium Conundrum
How can a policy generating about $75 in revenue cost you $5,000, $10,000, or more? Believing that writing an HO-6 is quick and easy is the beginning of an E&O…
Re-Learning Flood: Old Myths & New Realities
This report seeks to dispel some misconceptions about flood insurance.
In the Aftermath – An Agent’s Perspective on Disaster Preparedness & Recovery
This 36-page Big “I” Virtual University Risk & Reality Report was created by Danny Cook, an agent in Lumberton, North Carolina for more than 20 years. In October 2016, Hurricane…
4 Key Personal & Commercial Lines Exposures
4 Key Personal & Commercial Lines Exposures Every Agent Must Understand – R&R Report This 44-page Big “I” Virtual University Risk & Reality Report was created by Christopher J. Boggs,…
