by Ron Corriveau CPCU, AAI | Jan 8, 2016 | Auto Insurance, Business Insurance, Home Insurance, Life Insurance
Staying with the same agent or broker simply makes sense when it comes to auto and home insurance. Following are some of the advantages of having a long-term working relationship with one agent: 1. Continuous Coverage: One agent will be better prepared to quote...
by Ron Corriveau CPCU, AAI | Nov 20, 2015 | Auto Insurance, Our Blog
Strapping children into car seats and other booster devices is common practice while traveling from place to place. These wonderful devices help keep our growing children safe while they travel in our vehicles. Car seats can be life saving for children, but some of...
by Ron Corriveau CPCU, AAI | Sep 26, 2015 | Auto Insurance, Home Insurance
ADDING A PET TO THE FAMILY THIS HOLIDAY SEASON? Trusted Choice® insurance agencies urge families to consider risks and liabilities before giving or receiving pets as gifts.ALEXANDRIA, Va., Dec. 1, 2010 — The holiday season often includes images of cute puppies under a...
by Ron Corriveau CPCU, AAI | Jun 10, 2015 | Auto Insurance, Our Blog
As of July 1st 2015 New Hampshire will officially be going “hands free”. While this may be a bother to some it really is great news! In the last 4 years 116 fatal crashes on our New Hampshire roadways have been caused by distracted driving and all 116 of...
by Ron Corriveau CPCU, AAI | Apr 17, 2015 | Auto Insurance, Our Blog
Did you know that Auto Insurance policies pay only the Actual Cash Value (ACV) of your vehicle at the time of loss? Have you recently purchased a new or used vehicle, or have you recently refinanced a car loan? If so, be sure the value of the loan isn’t higher...
by Ron Corriveau CPCU, AAI | Apr 16, 2015 | Auto Insurance, Home Insurance
Did you know that your credit history strongly influences the cost of auto and homeowners insurance? Insurance companies now utilize “insurance scores”. An insurance score uses criteria extracted from your credit history to set your final rate. A poor...
