Mid-Year Insurance Check-In: Are You Still Properly Covered?

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Mid-Year Insurance Check-In: Are You Still Properly Covered?

We all know that life can change in the blink of an eye—your top employee resigns, you get into a car accident and suddenly need to purchase a new vehicle, or a tree falls on your home in a storm. With all of these unplanned changes, your insurance needs and risk-level varies, too. The year will fly by before you know it, so schedule a mid-year insurance check-in with Staples & Associates today to make sure you are still properly covered. 

Top Reasons for a Mid-Year Insurance Check-In

  • Business, life, address, or vehicle changes
  • Driver updates 
  • New operations, equipment, services, or growth of your business
  • New discounts
  • Improvements to property or home purchases
  • Check in on claims 
  • Plan ahead for renewal 

Each season of the year has its own reasons for being busy. Don’t let the months slip by without checking in on your personal, commercial, auto, and or home insurance policies with an agent from Staples & Associates. And, if the next month is booked for you, plan ahead by making an appointment when you know you’ll have down time. 

Schedule an Review with your Staples & Associates agent. 

 

DISCLAIMER: The content provided in this blog is for informational purposes only and is not intended as legal, financial, or insurance advice. While we strive to keep information accurate and up to date, we cannot guarantee that all content will remain current or applicable to your specific situation. Staples & Associates and its affiliates are not licensed claims adjusters and do not make determinations regarding policy coverage, benefits, or exclusions. For questions about your specific insurance policy, claims, or coverage details, please contact your licensed insurance agent directly.

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