When most people hear about a data breach, they picture a large corporation making national headlines. But in reality, cybercriminals often target small businesses because they know they may have fewer security measures in place.

No one expects to wake up to a flooded basement, a damaged roof after a storm, or a car accident on the way to work. Unfortunately, accidents and unexpected losses happen, and in those moments, it can be difficult to know what to do first.

For many families, getting a driver's license is an exciting milestone. It represents independence, responsibility, and a new chapter for a young driver.

Two of the most common insurance terms people hear are "premium" and "deductible." They're listed on every policy, discussed during every renewal, and often play a major role in determining what you pay for insurance.

Summer is road trip season. Whether you're heading to the beach for the weekend, visiting family across the country, or exploring somewhere new, chances are you'll spend more time behind the wheel than usual.

For most homeowners, insurance is something they purchase, file away, and rarely think about until they need it. While that may seem reasonable, failing to review your coverage regularly can lead to costly surprises when it's time to file a claim.

Your independent insurance agent has the ability to review multiple coverage options among top carriers to determine what works best for you. This helps safeguard you from being caught off guard at renewal time.

For many Rhode Island homeowners, especially those near the coast, understanding the many types of deductibles can be overwhelming. That’s why your independent insurance agent is here to help.

It’s that season again. While we usually don’t see hurricanes in Rhode Island until the late Summer and early Fall (Hurricane season officially runs from June 1st to November 30th), there’s no better time than now to prepare for one.

Of all the questions about what is covered in a homeowner’s policy, flood is the one that catches most people off guard.

Not every property fits neatly into a standard homeowner’s insurance policy. Rental properties, seasonal homes, and investment properties often require a different type of coverage.

Whether you’re replacing a roof, renovating a kitchen, or building an addition, hiring a contractor is one of the biggest decisions a homeowner makes.