The COVID-19 vaccine is slowly becoming available. While the vaccine is free to all Americans, employers face a series of challenges and risks.
By: Jerry Kennedy, CIC Properly covering an insured’s home is no simple task. Often, when a client is buying a new home, they’re too busy
By: Paul Burkett, J.D., CPCU, CIC, CRM, ARM, ALCM Across the country, agencies and their clients are concerned about coverage under standard Business Income and
By Richard (Dick) G. Clarke, CIC, CPCU, RPLU As insurance products go, fiduciary liability insurance is not old—the first policies emerged in 1975, following the
Dwight M Kealy, J.D., MA, CIC, AAI Does your insured really need Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) coverage if they have health insurance? In these difficult times,
By Brian Gilmore, J.D. January 1, 1980, was a momentous day in the employee benefits field. It was the day Internal Revenue Code 401(k) went
Paul Martin, CPCU, Director of Academic Content One of the real pleasures of working with The National Alliance for Insurance Education & Research is being around
By Neil Kaplan, J.D., DipWSET, AAA It was wildfire season in California. Fires were raging through the hills, threatening lives and property. One wine lover’s
After a 14-year career in professional baseball, Josh Kroeger, UACIC has transitioned careers into the risk management and insurance industry. During a recent interview, Josh
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