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How will the AHCA passing the Senate affect you?
Posted: June 23, 2017
Anyone who has Healthcare Insurance should be on alert on how the AHCA bill passing the Senate may affect you. To find out what those changes may be, I’m(Trevor Parker) sitting down today with Bill Schmidt, Director of Employee Benefits at Integrated Insurance Solutions. Bill has more than twenty years of experience in insurance, and founded his company SBIS for 18 years before merging with... Read Article
How to Get Your Car Ready for Summer
Posted: June 23, 2017
Summer is finally here! Longer days, warmer weather and spending more time outside. We take precautions from the sun and heat when we’re outside, but what about our cars? Did you know that the sun and heat can cause serious damage to your vehicle, too? Here are some tips to help you care for your ride this summer: Prep work Make sure your car’s cooling... Read Article
10 Overlooked Home Projects
Posted: June 22, 2017
Planning on sprucing up your home this spring? If so, you probably already have a list of annual projects. But there are many others that fly under the radar. Paul Sullivan, founder of a full-service remodeling company and the chairman of the National Association of Home Builders Remodelers, suggests you tackle these overlooked home projects. 1. Replace your water heater. It’s pricey (about $800 to... Read Article
Who Insures Interior Improvements at Your Leased Auto Shop?
Posted: June 22, 2017
If you lease a garage for your auto shop and make improvements to the space—such as installing equipment or remodeling the interior—it’s a good idea to review your auto services insurance coverage. Generally, if you’ve made any after-the-fact alterations, it’s up to you, not the property owner or landlord, to insure them. For example, let’s say you’ve installed shelving and a vehicle lift in the... Read Article
Who Insures Interior Improvements at Your Leased Building or Office?
Posted: June 22, 2017
If you lease a building or office for your business and make improvements to the space—such as remodeling the interior—it’s a good idea to review your business insurance coverage. Generally, if you’ve made any after-the-fact alterations, it’s up to you, not the property owner or landlord, to insure them. For example, let’s say you’ve leased space for your beauty salon, retail business or medical office and... Read Article