by Douglas Bennett Insurance | Sep 3, 2026 | Ideas, Insurance, Life Insurance, Tips
September is Life Insurance Awareness Month—a prime opportunity to examine financial protection strategies before unexpected life events occur. According to industry data from LIMRA, over 100 million Americans live with a coverage gap or lack policy protection...
by Douglas Bennett Insurance | Jul 10, 2026 | Ideas, Insurance, Tips
July is the golden month for agritourism and local seasonal markets. Across the country, communities are flocking to pick-your-own berry patches, farm-to-table dinners, and bustling weekend farmers markets. It is the absolute pinnacle of fresh summer produce and...
by Douglas Bennett Insurance | Jun 11, 2026 | Insurance, Tips
Summer brings a surge of economic activity, particularly for businesses that rely on warm weather and tourism. From beachfront equipment rentals, food trucks, and ice cream shops to landscaping companies and outdoor adventure camps, the sunnier months represent a...
by Douglas Bennett Insurance | Apr 9, 2026 | auto, Ideas, Insurance, Life Insurance, Tips
As the flowers begin to bloom and the winter salt finally washes off the driveway, most of us are thinking about decluttering the garage or deep cleaning the kitchen. But there’s one “room” in your financial house that often gets overlooked: your auto...
by Douglas Bennett Insurance | Feb 12, 2026 | auto, Ideas, Insurance, Life Insurance, Tips
Potholes are a frustrating and common problem in February, when freeze-thaw cycles break pavement apart. Hitting a pothole can cause tire blowouts, wheel damage, alignment issues, or even suspension problems. But many drivers aren’t sure whether their insurance covers...
by Douglas Bennett Insurance | Jun 17, 2025 | Insurance, Tips
If you are enrolled in Medicare, moving to another state means navigating the healthcare system across state lines. It does not have to be stressful, but it may require some planning to keep your Medicare coverage intact while enjoying your new home. Here are some...
