The 10 most expensive (and least expensive) new cars to insure

The article below was written by Richard Read and posted today on Foxnews network site.  I thought it was interesting and something you may find useful.  We are asked often by our customers what cars are the least expensive to insure.   Well, here you go.      You’ve finally done it: you’ve researched, you’ve asked around, you’ve test driven, and […]

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Protect your home-based business

More than half of America’s businesses are home-based, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration. But setting up headquarters in your home doesn’t mean your homeowners insurance will adequately protect your operation. “A typical homeowners policy provides about $2,500 of coverage,” says Loretta Worters, vice president of communications for the Insurance Information Institute. That usually […]

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Dave Ramsey Smart Money Tour – Tonight (The Woodlands)

As an Endorsed Local Provider (ELP) for Dave Ramsey, we work with many of his listeners “students” to help reduce their insurance cost while protecting their most valuable assets.    As an ELP, we are also a sponsor of the Dave Ramsey’s Smart Money Tour.   Tonight, Dave Ramsey will be at The Woodlands Church   One Fellowship […]

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Auto insurance discounts you may have missed

Everyone is looking for ways to save money and with vacation months fast approaching, you may want to take a look at your auto insurance policy.   You can’t assume that your insurance company knows that you added an anti-theft system to your car or that your alma mater offers an alumni discount.  It’s your responsibility […]

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Preparing for the Affordable Care Act’s first tax season

  As if filing your taxes were not complicated enough……. this year is the first year health insurance will show up on your tax forms. The additional tax filing paperwork this year is a result of the Affordable Care Act’s tax subsidies and requirement that virtually everyone enrolls in health insurance or pays a tax […]

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Are you or your company ready for a DOL audit of your health plan?

Department of Labor audits of employee benefit plans are on the rise and experts agree benefit advisers should be preparing their employer clients now for that impending knock on the door. The Affordable Care Act’s reporting requirements have brought increased scrutiny of employer-sponsored health care plans and the government is largely expected to respond to […]

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If you or someone you know owns a business, you need to read this……..

Texas is a right to work state and businesses are not required (by law) to carry Workers Compensation Insurance Coverage.  Just because the State of Texas does not require it, does not mean that they are absolved of the liability.   I talk to business owners every day that do not carry workers compensation coverage and they […]

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The most expensive health insurance markets of 2015: Kaiser

  It isn’t just weather extremes that separate Alaska and Arizona. According to a recent analysis from the Kaiser Family Foundation, the two states also represent extremes in health insurance pricing. While Alaska is the most expensive health insurance market for people who do not get coverage through their employers, Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona—along with […]

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Texas Bills Target ‘Named Driver’ Automobile Policies; Disclosure Rules Adopted – Not all insurance coverage is the same.

A pair of bills filed in the Texas Legislature would prohibit automobile insurers from issuing “named driver” policies in the state, but one would allow named driver exclusion under certain circumstances, HB 318 by Rep. Mark Keogh, who represents part of Montgomery County, and HB 335 by Rep. Ed Thompson, representing part of Brazoria County, would add Subchapter […]

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The 13 most expensive American cities to buy auto insurance

  As auto insurance increasingly moves into the ranks of commoditization, Americans find themselves more or less satisfied with their automobile insurance. Still, the debate rages on over which factors—such as education, credit score or income level—can be used to calculate insurance rates. A combination of these factors, as well as the quantity of uninsured […]

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