Bruce Sackrison is an insurance property and casualty broker affiliated with Professional Insurance Associates. He works with clients with insurance needs for personal, commercial and business insurance.
Your employees are the most honest people in the world. Until one day... one of them isn’t. Your heart is broken.
If you are a business owner, workers’ compensation is a boring subject, at least until an employee is injured. Then, it’s the most important subject in the world.
Sometimes, the simplest things get overlooked when we think about insurance. I’ll talk about a couple of them today.
As we celebrate America and summer, let’s remember to be insurance-smart too.
It’s almost time to hitch up the boat and head for the lake. Before you do, here are four questions to ask your insurance agent:
Kids are home from college. So are their cars. What do you need to know?
Business interruption insurance is like the “lost and found” of business insurance. I’ll explain why.
If you have ever accepted money for people to stay in your home, the answer is yes, keep reading.
Let’s talk about the insurance responsibilities that go along with these summer-fun things.
Do you own or manage a restaurant? If so, I have three tips especially for you.
You’re pulling the RV out of the driveway for the first time in months. Are you covered properly?
This week, I’ll talk about why permanent life insurance is a great solution for many people.
Today, I’ll talk about why term life insurance can sometimes be the right answer.
This week, I tackle the meaning of life. Life insurance, I mean.
If you already have a local insurance agent, and you are happy with him or her, I’d encourage you to continue that relationship.
It’s the age of the Internet. Are local agents obsolete? I don’t think so.
If Santa was especially generous this year, let’s get the right insurance for those gifts.
If you decide to shop for long-term care insurance, you’ll need to choose between types of policies.
This week, I’ll answer some common questions I receive about long-term care insurance.
Benjamin Franklin said, “In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.”
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We all forget things. But forgetting certain ingredients in your homeowners association (HOA) insurance recipe can be a disaster.
Small Homeowners Association (HOA) insurance coverage can be cheaper. But that can cost high assessments later.
In my last article, I talked about several ways your Homeowners Association (HOA) insurance policy could be inadequate. This week, I’d like to start a series about specific mistakes to watch out for in your Homeowners Association Policy.
I was speaking with a friend the other day, and the topic of Homeowners Association (HOA) insurance came up.
Life insurance is like a lot of things — neglect it, and it may fail you when you need it most.
You can make a lot of mistakes with life insurance. But none is worse than bungling the beneficiary.
With so many types of life insurance to choose from, how can you know which one is right?
Life insurance is a mystery to many people. And the mystery can cause mistakes.
Insurance covers more than your property. It also protects your assets when you are blamed for a loss.
Your home burned down. Where are you going to live? Can you afford it?
Do you have enough Coverage C in your homeowners policy?
We’re in the middle of what I’m calling our alphabet soup insurance series.
Home insurance policies look like Greek and geek to many of you. But I can make it simple.
A homeowners declaration page can be the worst kind of boring. So, let’s make it interesting!
You filed a claim weeks or months ago and it’s still not settled.
It’s almost time to hitch up the boat and head for the lake. Before you do, here are four questions to ask your insurance agent:
If your home is severely damaged due to a fire, you may not have enough insurance to rebuild your home... even if you have replacement coverage!
The homeowners claims process can be difficult to understand. I’ll help you prepare for it.
No one wants to be the victim of home fire. But if you are, do you know what to do?
Many of our neighbors are still picking up the pieces after the fires last fall destroyed more than 7,000 homes across the North Bay.
