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Why Your Auto Insurance Costs More Than Your Friend’s — Even If You Drive the Same Car

You’re not imagining things. Auto insurance isn’t priced like a sweater that costs the same for everyone at checkout. It’s far more personal. In fact, insurers are less interested in your car itself than in you—your habits, your history, even your zip code. That might feel unfair, but it’s the backbone of how risk (and …

Three Strategies to Get the Insurance Industry Ready for the Era of Generative AI

This moment brings huge opportunities but also some real challenges. AI can deliver incredible efficiencies, but it won’t reach its full potential unless insurers can attract, reskill, and empower their people to thrive alongside it. In fact, Accenture research shows that taking a human-led approach to AI could unlock up to $17.9 trillion in economic …

Small Business, Big Protection: A Real-World Guide to Commercial Business Insurance

And let’s be honest: in business, things do go sideways. Whether it’s a leaky roof, a customer lawsuit, or a cyber breach that turns your inbox into a minefield, commercial insurance can mean the difference between bouncing back—or closing shop. Why Commercial Insurance Matters More Than You Think We get it. When you’re juggling payroll, …

Why Your Insurance Is Changing Due to Climate Change Even if you are unaware of it

You are not alone if your home insurance premiums have increased or if your coverage has been canceled. The climatic catastrophe is now also a financial one, as seen by Florida floods and California wildfires. Globally, insurers are reevaluating risk, exiting susceptible markets, and raising premiums for all. The problem is that you can feel …

How Much Is Enough for Life Insurance, and Who Actually Needs It?

Without the jargon and fine print fog, let us dissect everything in a straightforward, kind manner. Is Life Insurance Really Necessary? Most likely, the answer is yes if someone you care about would have financial difficulties without your salary. Your designated beneficiaries—typically your spouse, kids, or anybody who needs you to pay the bills—will get …