From the monthly archives: September 2014
Major retailers should expect higher rates and retentions and lower coverage limits for their cyber insurance following several major data breaches since spring 2013, but much depends on persuading underwriters about the effectiveness of retailers’ cyber defenses. Continue reading
With open enrollment 2015 coming up in November, small businesses are considering how to offer the best benefits at the most affordable price in 2015. Continue reading
Those who purchase health insurance through the Affordable Care Act’s state and federal exchanges will have more choices for coverage beginning in 2015, according to a Department of Health and Human Services report released Tuesday. Continue reading
Two insurance rating entities see slowing rate increases for the surplus lines segment in the coming months as competition grows. Continue reading
As many as 2.7 million children could lose health coverage or benefits next year if Congress does not renew the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), according to a study by the conservative American Action Forum. Continue reading
Sometimes as a business owner it can get confusing as to whether or not you need to have a commercial auto policy in place. Automobile liability insurance, at a minimum, is required by most states whether a vehicle is used by a company or individual. Continue reading
Here in Las Vegas it may still seem like summer with record temperatures and high humidity. The fact of the matter is fall/winter should be upon us. The colder months will bring cold and Flu season, and a very busy time for doctors across the valley, making getting in to your primary care physician the same day more difficult. Continue reading
The Obama administration said on Monday that it planned to terminate health insurance for 115,000 people on Oct. 1 because they had failed to prove that they were United States citizens or legal immigrants eligible for coverage under the Affordable Care Act. I Continue reading
