INSURANCE BLOG

On the Road Again...

Travel is a popular summer pastime—it’s a time when we see many recreational vehicles and motorhomes on the road. If you are one of the some 10 million people who own an RV or motorhome in the U.S.—or if you are considering purchasing one of these vehicles—have you considered all of the safety and…

Should I Stay or Should I Go? Hurricane Edition

During hurricane season, coastal residents should make it a priority to be prepared for anything. Hurricanes are serious storms that can devastate acres of land— taking wildlife and homes along with it. Many who live near the coast and have been affected by hurricanes often wonder whether to…

Paycheck Protection Program Update

On June 30 , a few hours before the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) expired, the U.S. Senate passed by unanimous consent a bill to extend the deadline for businesses to apply for coronavirus PPP aid until August 8^th. The program’s authorization to give out money ended June 30 with still over $130…

Boating Safety

When operating a boat, you need to make sure you take necessary steps to keep yourself, your passengers and others safe. Connecticut implements laws and regulations that aid boat operators to take these steps. First, you need to register your boat with the Department of Motor Vehicles. Then, you…

Top Ten Insurance Tips for Hurricane Season

2020 is predicted to be an active hurricane season. Don’t be caught unprepared! These steps will help you minimize hurricane damage and get back on your feet if you are struck. — Just as hurricanes come in many shapes and sizes, so do insurance policies. The frequently asked questions included here…

Flood damage: is my home covered? Part 2

Would flood insurance cover seepage of water into my basement? — It would in certain circumstances. An NFIP policy covers the “unusual and rapid accumulation or runoff of surface waters....” So, if there is no surface water, there is no coverage. Water that enters the home through the ground below…