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We’ve been busy mowing down pumpkin spice lattes and stocking up on sweaters since September, but now it’s time to get down to the business of home maintenance. We have a killer DIY to-do list that will leave you disaster-free this winter and upcoming spring.

Congratulations—your child is entering college. Just four more years of eating ramen so that you can cover tuition! Lighten the load with some proactive ways to protect your insurance and save money.

I had the same thoughts about coverage that most first time renters probably share (whether or not they’re true): I’m not much of a partier, I don’t/won’t have animals, my partner/friends are not a danger to my belongings, and I generally don’t do stupid things. Why do I need coverage?

The most important step in planning a road trip is checking your insurance policy.

Why we buy women-owned and how you can do it too Being an insurance brokerage, most people tend to group our business in with bankers, accountants, and sometimes even car salesmen. This inevitably comes with images of men selling things in suits definitely not any of...

What you should know: fundraising for women's march on washington and my photo with gloria STeinem. I recently took at little left turn (no pun intended) as the fundraiser for all of the Women’s Marches in Washington State. I honor my amazing staff for keeping the...

As a creative working for an insurance brokerage, I never intended to confront how irresponsibly I was living my life. Apparently the Pacific Northwest, Washington in particular, has a one in five chance of another big one occurring within 50 years. In case you...

With their new Auto Ridesharing Coverage endorsement, drivers for ridesharing companies such as Uber and Lyft, will now have coverage in case of an accident.

It’s taken so long for the startup world to look at insurance because, let’s face it,  it’s NOT exactly sexy!

My mom recently wondered what we did before cell phones.  How did we meet up after errands? How did we coordinate activities? How did we make things work?  I told her that in the day, we went on an errand and then we came back to home or office.  Life...

We’ve been busy mowing down pumpkin spice lattes and stocking up on sweaters since September, but now it’s time to get down to the business of home maintenance. We have a killer DIY to-do list that will leave you disaster-free this winter and upcoming spring.

Congratulations—your child is entering college. Just four more years of eating ramen so that you can cover tuition! Lighten the load with some proactive ways to protect your insurance and save money.

I had the same thoughts about coverage that most first time renters probably share (whether or not they’re true): I’m not much of a partier, I don’t/won’t have animals, my partner/friends are not a danger to my belongings, and I generally don’t do stupid things. Why do I need coverage?

The most important step in planning a road trip is checking your insurance policy.

Why we buy women-owned and how you can do it too Being an insurance brokerage, most people tend to group our business in with bankers, accountants, and sometimes even car salesmen. This inevitably comes with images of men selling things in suits definitely not any of...

What you should know: fundraising for women's march on washington and my photo with gloria STeinem. I recently took at little left turn (no pun intended) as the fundraiser for all of the Women’s Marches in Washington State. I honor my amazing staff for keeping the...

As a creative working for an insurance brokerage, I never intended to confront how irresponsibly I was living my life. Apparently the Pacific Northwest, Washington in particular, has a one in five chance of another big one occurring within 50 years. In case you...

With their new Auto Ridesharing Coverage endorsement, drivers for ridesharing companies such as Uber and Lyft, will now have coverage in case of an accident.

It’s taken so long for the startup world to look at insurance because, let’s face it,  it’s NOT exactly sexy!

My mom recently wondered what we did before cell phones.  How did we meet up after errands? How did we coordinate activities? How did we make things work?  I told her that in the day, we went on an errand and then we came back to home or office.  Life...