If you live for the water, you know that summer in the Midwest isn’t complete without Lake Michigan. Whether you’re chasing a “big one” at dawn, teaching the kids to tube, or just enjoying a lazy float, those days on…
The Quick Answer: First, ensure everyone is safe and call 911 if there are injuries. In both Illinois and Wisconsin, you are required to exchange insurance information and, in many cases, file a police report if damage exceeds a certain…
The Milestone Every Parent Dreads (and Celebrates) Watching your teenager get their driver’s license is a huge moment—but it also comes with plenty of questions. How much will my rates go up? What’s the safest car for a beginner? How…
The Insurance Savings Checklist: Are You Missing a Discount? Most people “set and forget” their insurance, but a 10-minute review could save you money. Check these 6 items to see if you’re eligible for a lower rate: Contact us for…
Don’t Let the Cold Get to Your Pipes This Winter It’s hard to think of a worse start to a winter day in Illinois or Wisconsin than turning on the faucet and … nothing. Maybe there’s a trickle of water, but…
Renters sometimes assume the owner will cover their damages after a fire, water damage or a disaster. The owner’s insurance protects the structure of the building, but if you’re the renter, you’re responsible for protecting your belongings, as well as…
Spring and fall tend to be our wettest seasons making our homes most susceptible to the backup of sewer or drain lines. When these events occur, the problem can be a small disaster. Did you know a standard homeowner’s insurance policy…
The best drivers are prepared for anything, no matter what conditions they’re driving in. Be ready for any emergency by keeping these essential items in your vehicle – you never know what you’ll need when you’re on the road! Stay…
There are some scenarios where you might find your home empty for a certain period of time, and it’s important to make sure you have the protection you need in the event of unexpected damage. Learn the difference between a…
Rear-end collisions are one of the most common types of car accidents, accounting for about one-third of all collisions in the United States. In 2017, they represented nearly 18% of all fatal collisions in the U.S., according to the Insurance…
