Vacation Car Rental Insurance: What You Need to Know
Planning to rent a car for summer vacation? Review your insurance coverage before you go. Don’t wait until you reach the rental car counter, where you might feel pressured to make a quick decision and buy extra coverage. Do your homework ahead of time and figure out if you need the rental company’s insurance.
Read More →What to expect in a major claim
SECURA claims service delivers genuine compassion, care, and coverage
It’s a heart stopping moment when you realize your property has been destroyed. Adrenaline and emotions are in overdrive, and it’s difficult to think clearly. You are so overwhelmed, but thankfully, if you have insurance coverage from SECURA, you won’t have to go through this alone.What should you do? What should you expect? Here are five things you should expect from our SECURA claims team if you face a disaster or – as we say in the insurance industry – a large loss.
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Two words: professional liability
If you own or operate one of the 21,000 tattoo parlors in the U.S., you understand that you and your business play a role in changing perceptions of this fast growing market, and perception is reality for tattoo pros.
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The 4 essential layers of campground insurance
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Former farm kids — Today's farm insurance experts: Jenny VanDeHei
When Jenny VanDeHei left for college to study business, she thought she had picked her last stone and fed her last calf. She loved the family farm she grew up on, but she saw her future as an accountant, in an office building in the city, far from the country fresh smell of cow manure.
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Former farm kids – Today’s farm insurance experts
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