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The Process of Buying Insurance

Once you decide it’s time to take your insurance policies to market, the actual process of buying insurance can be confusing.  Today, I’ll give you some insight by reviewing what that process looks like from an agent’s perspective.

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Buying Business Insurance: Assigning Markets

Assigning markets is one way some businesses shop their insurance.  Assigning markets means that you have several insurance agents take your coverage to assigned insurance carriers.  There are Pros & Cons to this approach and I’ll review them here.

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3 Common Traps with Business Insurance

3 Common Traps with Business Insurance

What can you expect when you decide it’s time look at buying business insurance? There are 3 Common Traps with Business Insurance and I’ll be going over today how to avoid them. There are a ton of insurance agents out there and we all kind of look alike.  Knowing what

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What to Expect When Buying Business Insurance

What can you expect when you decide it’s time look at buying business insurance? Every agency – and every broker – is a little bit different, but most use no formal process.  However, in most cases there are a few different types of “processes” that insurance brokers use that can

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Business Insurance Buying Guide

Buying business insurance can be a daunting task.  It’s easy to see the types of policies we have and what we pay for them.  But when we look closer, insurance policies are long and complicated legal contracts.  We’ve put together this Business Insurance Buying Guide so that you don’t have

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The 3 Most Common Coverage Gaps for Businesses

Today, we’ll review the 3 Most Common Coverage Gaps for Businesses. There is an incredible variety of insurance coverages available to business owners. This is not limited to only the type of insurance policy, but the coverage available on each separate policy.

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