Insure Connecticut's Ultimate Guide to Secure Your Future: Expert Insurance Tips and Tricks

Knowing the difference between being a certificate holder and an additional insured can be the difference between peace of mind and financial risk.

If your business uses vehicles for work — whether it’s one pickup truck or an entire fleet — commercial auto insurance isn’t optional. It’s essential protection that shields your business from unexpected costs after accidents, theft, or liability claims. But how much should you expect to pay in 2025?

As Connecticut experiences record rainfall this season, homeowners across the state are learning a hard truth: most standard homeowners' insurance policies do not cover flood damage.

Confused about whether you need condo, homeowner’s, or renter’s insurance? This guide breaks it down clearly so you can choose the right protection.

If your business owns or operates vehicles in Connecticut, commercial auto insurance isn’t optional—it’s vital. But cheap doesn’t mean barebones. With the right strategy, you can lower your premiums without compromising coverage that protects your drivers, vehicles, and bottom line.