Preparedness Is Human: Why Your Biggest Continuity Risk Isn’t Technology, It’s Dependency Business continuity leadership has become one of the defining challenges facing organizations today. Over the last several months we have watched technology failures expose just how dependent many businesses have become on digital systems to accomplish their mission. This isn’t simply my opinion. … Read more
Is Your Family Financially Prepared for Emergencies? A Guide to Personal and Financial Risk Assessments This is real life. It is always possible to have a medical emergency, to lose your job, or to experience a natural disaster that will leave families in debt, both emotionally and financially. The question is: Are you and your … Read more
National Preparedness Month Introduction to National Preparedness Month September is National Preparedness Month, a period to stress preparing for disasters and emergencies. In this regard, every year the Federal Emergency Management Agency spearheads a campaign to urge Americans to take immediate action to make sure they are prepared for whatever happens. From hurricanes and earthquakes … Read more
The Unseen Risks: Protecting Your Family from Life’s Unexpected Turns Introduction Hello there! Let’s dive into a topic that’s both intriguing and a tad grim – the causes of death, specifically natural versus accidental, and how these impact the need for insurance. I am not a professional life insurance statistician who closely studies death rates … Read more
“Uncharted Waters: California’s Home Insurance Exodus and Your Path to Financial Safety – A Must-Read Guide” Introduction The Golden State’s home insurance market is witnessing a seismic shift. State Farm, Allstate, Farmers Insurance, and others have announced their exit, leaving homeowners in a state of uncertainty. What’s behind this exodus, and what does it mean … Read more
