Insuring against Winter Weather Woes

Winter storms caused an estimated $2.3 billion in insured losses in 2014. Here are some common problems Tennesseans faced during recent storms and the types of insurance that protect against them.

Review Insurance Coverage Regularly

Just as you get a physical or bring your car in for regular maintenance, it’s important to conduct check-ups on your insurance coverage. Many Americans are underinsured in several critical areas, and many others are paying for coverage they don't need. An insurance review every one to three years is essential for ensuring you have appropriate coverage.

Flood Insurance Primer: Is Coverage Right for You?

Until May 2010, many Middle Tennesseans though they’d never need protection from floods. Now they have many questions about how to get insurance and what it covers. Here are the most common questions I’ve heard.

10 Ways to Save on Homeowners Insurance

When buying homeowners insurance, the cost will typically depend on the amount of coverage you need and how high your deductible is. Here are 10 things that could help reduce the cost of your premiums.

Recovering Financially from Natural Disasters

Tennessee is prone to flooding and tornadoes in the spring. Those who were affected by the May 2010 floods in Middle Tennessee or the storms that sweep across the South know that all too well.

Creating a Financial Readiness Kit

When you hear your neighbors, colleagues and the media talk about natural disasters or pandemics, your first thought likely is not about securing your finances. But there are certain steps you can take now to help prepare. You’ll want to make sure you have the following in order before an emergency strikes.

Insurance 101: When you're young, you still need a safety net

One piece of adulthood that can feel daunting is insurance. What kind and how much does a 20-30-something need? Asking a professional to help you “shop” is great first step, and here’s a summary of the types of coverage to consider.