A 5-step guide to car insurance for foreign drivers
Posted: March 31, 2022
Putting down roots in a new country can be thrilling—but it can also be a whirlwind, considering all the logistics you manage on a daily basis. But whether you’re a short-term visitor or a permanent resident, being able to drive can be crucial to a smooth transition. To do so, you need car insurance. We developed this five-step guide to help set you on the...
How to Use a Fixed Annuity for Retirement Income
Posted: March 22, 2022
A fixed annuity works to create income stability during retirement. These insurance contracts are designed to pay the owner a guaranteed interest rate, rather than being subject to changes in the market and interest rates. These insurance policies are purchased with a lump sum, or paid for overtime, with a guarantee from the insurance company that the account will earn an unvarying interest rate. The...
2022 motorcycle calendar of events
Posted: March 21, 2022
Rides and rallies are the perfect time to gather with those who share a passion for motorcycling. Enjoy these events and be sure to ask your riding crew and those at your motorcycle shop about other happenings where you live. Daytona Bike Week March 4–13, 2022 Daytona Beach, Florida http://www.officialbikeweek.com/ Arizona Bike Week—25th anniversary April 6–10, 2022 Scottsdale, Arizona http://www.azbikeweek.com Leesburg Bikefest April 21–24, 2022...
Commercial Umbrella Insurance 101
Posted: March 19, 2022
Business owners put general liability insurance in place to protect against the excessive financial costs of defending claims and lawsuits. Umbrella insurance is designed to provide coverage above the limits of business liability insurance policies. This insurance takes over when your liability insurance limits have been reached. Businesses, no matter how carefully they manage their operations, can be named in several types of lawsuits. A...
A motorcycle rider’s guide to Route 66
Posted: March 18, 2022
Route 66 looms large in the collective consciousness of American motorcyclists. Often referred to as America’s Main Street, it was an economic engine both before and after World War II. Though much of the original route was bypassed by the Eisenhower Interstate System in the 1950s, it lives on to this day, with long sections of pavement preserved and accessible to motorists and motorcycle riders...