Moving. It can be the best of times. It can be the worst of times. But for better or worse, the average American will change homes 11.4 times during his or her lifetime.  Amid the excitement and stress, it’s easy to forget that moving will affect your home and auto insurance. You'll want to be prepared to avoid any additional stress.

Before we dive right in, we want to first touch on how rates are determined.  Insurance can be complex and frustrating, so we hope to provide a little bit of clarity.  It’s common to be confused by the following: Homeowner A and his/her neighbor, Homeowner B, both owning similar homes, are paying very different insurance rates.   Driver A, with two teenage drivers, pays much more in premium than Driver B, with two teen drivers.  What gives?  How are insurance rates calculated and what factors are affecting these rates? 

By: Pauline Handy - Marketing Director


You may remember from one of my last articles, Standing Desks, that I talked about my personal experience with using a standing desk. Today, I’m going to dive into other ways you can increase your activity and simply get up from your chair during a long day at the office.