An insurance peril is an event that causes damage to your home, and your coverage depends on what policy you have Click here to learn more from Smart Insurance Tips How to Find a Good Financial Professional – or...

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Sometimes a basic homeowners policy just isn’t enough. So as your career advances and your income increases, it’s important to keep your insurance protection up to date. This helps you avoid expensive gaps in coverage...

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Join us in collecting items for Allco Fullerton’s Children in Need Easter Basket drive! Ages birth-18. DONATIONS DUE BY WEDNESDAY 03/31 Our baskets will contain one of each of the following categories: Hygiene items (...

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Does My Homeowners Policy Cover My Computer? Click here to learn more from Smart Insurance Tips 6 Great Small Business Tips That Will Save You Headaches Click here to learn more Smart Insurance Tips The benefits...

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Shopping online. Visiting the doctor. Buying gas. In nearly all of the things we do from day to day, there’s the risk of identity theft. You could unknowingly give your information to a fraudster thinking you’re...

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Greetings! In our ongoing effort to increase the level of service to our community and our customers. we are looking to add a new position to our team: Customer Service Representative for Personal Insurance We are...

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If you have a homeowners policy, you probably expect it to cover all the costs of rebuilding your house in case it’s damaged or destroyed by a covered hazard. But are you certain you have enough coverage? Read about two...

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It seems like a no-brainer to leave the lights on outside your home to deter burglars while you’re away (or even while you’re asleep). But does that really work? Or is it just a waste of electricity — particularly this...

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- - - Meet our newest team member - Introducing Ryan - Our team is growing in an effort to give you, our loyal clients a better customer experience. Help us by giving him a warm welcome! Some of you might have already...

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December, 2020 California’s Office of Administrative Law has approved a new Cal/OSHA emergency standard. This standard became effective on November 30, 2020 and will expire in six months unless readopted for up to two...

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