New to the Game: How to Insure Your New Addition
Posted: April 20, 2017
There are few things more exciting than welcoming a new family member and our team at Lowdermilk & Associates understands that you want nothing but the best for your child. So when it is time to bring home your new son or daughter, you want to ensure that there will be no unanticipated gaps or delays in the health insurance coverage for your little one....
Should You Insure While You’re Young?
Posted: April 1, 2017
Regardless of your age, if you are married or have children the benefits of life insurance are obvious: you want to continue to provide for your loved ones should the unexpected occur. If you’re young, healthy, and single with no dependents, getting life insurance may be the furthest thing from your mind. No one likes considering their own mortality, especially in their twenties, when this...
5 Ways Key Person Insurance Can Save Your Business
Posted: March 20, 2017
For small businesses that rely on two or three core members to operate, the death of one person could easily mean the demise of the company. Key person insurance is a life insurance policy paid for by the company, for which the company itself is the beneficiary, and can be a deciding factor in determining whether or a business can survive the death of a...
General Liability Insurance and Why Your Business Needs It
Posted: March 7, 2017
As a business owner, you take every step you can to ensure the safety of your clients and the quality of the products and services you provide. We can’t know every type of incident that can occur in the course of doing business, and general liability insurance provides vital protection for when it does. Not only will this coverage protect your financial health when something...
7 Exclusions to Your Typical Life Insurance Plan
Posted: February 21, 2017
Life insurance is one of the most effective ways to ensure your family is protected. Should you suddenly become incapacitated or pass away, life insurance funds can be paid at once to the named beneficiaries without any concern about taxes or delays related to probate. However, when buying a life insurance policy, the one person who truly has your back is your agent. Every life insurance...