Back-to-School Insurance Checklist for College Students
Heading off to college is an exciting milestone for students and their families. Whether your child is moving into a dorm, leasing an apartment, or commuting from home, now is [...]
Heading off to college is an exciting milestone for students and their families. Whether your child is moving into a dorm, leasing an apartment, or commuting from home, now is [...]
North Carolina is days away from its most sweeping traffic rule since seat-belt enforcement went primary. Senate Bill 526—the Hands-Free NC Act—turns any phone-in-hand moment, even at a red light, [...]
North Carolina’s reputation for low auto-insurance premiums faces headwinds in 2025. A statewide 5 percent rate increase takes effect on October 1, and new minimum liability limits jump from 30/60/25 [...]
Every year, hurricane season brings powerful winds, heavy rain, and the risk of major property damage. For homeowners living near the coast—or even far inland—storm damage can be both emotionally [...]
Starting July 1, 2025, significant updates to automobile insurance requirements from the North Carolina Rate Bureau will take effect in North Carolina: Revised Minimum Liability Coverage The state-mandated minimum liability [...]
North Carolina’s lakes, rivers, and coastline make it a paradise for boaters and jet ski enthusiasts. But before you launch your vessel, it’s important to understand the insurance and registration [...]
A backyard pool can be one of the most enjoyable features of a home, especially during hot summer months. It provides a place for relaxation, exercise, and fun for family [...]
Spring break is a time for relaxation, adventure, and travel, often involving rental cars for road trips or vacations. While booking a rental car is simple, understanding what your auto [...]
RV road trips are an exciting way to explore the country, combining the freedom of travel with the comforts of home. Whether you’re a weekend adventurer or a full-time RVer, [...]
Insurance rates are always changing, and one of the biggest reasons is the economy. Economic conditions—such as inflation, interest rates, and unemployment—directly impact how much insurance companies charge for coverage. [...]