St. Patrick’s Day Trivia, and A Reminder to be Irish Responsibly
March 17th is traditionally the day recongnized to commemorate the death Saint Patrick in 461AD and the arrival of Christianity in Ireland, it is known as the day of “The Feast”. It is also recognized as celebrating the heritage and culture of the Irish in general. Many people today recognize March 17th as the start of spring, yet the actual start of spring is 3 days later on March 20th. Test your skill at some of the top St. Patrick’s Day Facts: Odds of finding a four-leaf clover are 1 in 10,000. The largest St Patrick’s Day parade is held in New York City....
Read MoreNow Available—Affordable Individual Vision Insurance
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Read MoreCan You Name the top 5 Oscar® Nominated movies about…..INSURANCE?
I Bet you Can’t without looking? That beautiful gold statuette celebrating his 88th year this weekend! The world loves movies, and Oscar. But movies about…..Insurance?? Insurance movies do not generally top most people’s list when it comes to exciting movie premises. Yet there are many films with insurance themes that were box office hits—and some even won an Academy Award®. Here are five Oscar®-nominated movies about insurance: 1. Lloyds of London (1936): This loosely historical film follows the rise of the London insurer famous for insuring Tina Turner’s legs and Bruce...
Read MoreShould you Purchase Flood Insurance?
–Excerpt taken from the Hendricks County Flyer 2/20/2014 Officials warn of possible flooding The Indiana Department of Homeland Security is reminding Hoosiers to be aware of the possibility for strong storms followed by flooding in some areas. The National Weather Service predicts the storms could contain damaging winds, lightning and periods of moderate to heavy rain. The combination of melting snow, rain, and a deeply frozen ground may cause flooding. Hoosiers should make sure cell phones and other electronic devices are fully charged in case of a power outage and be ready to take...
Read More5 Tips to Buying Life Insurance
“Knowledge is Power” A quote I have always remembered. When it comes to things like buying insurance, that statement could not be more true. Planning for your first life insurance purchase can be an overwhelming and daunting task. The era of the Internet now allows most of us to get an online quote from the comfort of our home or office chair. That is a now a standard and acceptable way to research and purchase insurance. The second way is to meet with an agent to help you. Life Insurance Agents are sometimes like vultures you wish you would have never filled out the...
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