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Coverage 101

Start here. Learn what insurance is, what it isn’t and why you need it. No question is too basic. And jargon? We don’t know her.

Even Deion Needs Some Safety Support

Deion Sanders once hit a home run and scored a touchdown at the highest level of professional baseball and American football in the same week. But despite seeming superhuman, he’s also no stranger to health problems.

Insurance Slang 101

Do you automatically punt to another game when an insurance commercial comes on? Zone out when people start talking about “deductibles” or “premiums”? Is “coverage” something you only associate with defense?

Bad Plays

There are good plays … and there are bad ones. But a lot of problems in life can be better fixed with the right coverage.

Overcoming Hurdles

Too expensive, too confusing and who likes talking about illness or death? There are a lot of reasons people don’t get covered, and not one of them is worth stopping you.

Too Blessed for Financial Stress

Money worries keeping you up at night? Scared to look at your bank account? You’re not alone. More than 2 in 3 Americans are experiencing financial anxiety, and the stress of these money problems makes you far more likely to have sleepless nights and suffer from depression.

Time Is Money – Don’t Wait

It doesn't matter if you grew up before there were cellphones, when everyone was using a flip phone, or once everyone had a smartphone—if you're a living, breathing adult,(and if you’re reading this, odds are you are), you probably should’ve already started thinking about life insurance. And cancer insurance. Critical

Surprise! Life Insurance Is Doable

Want to know the biggest reason people don’t have life insurance? They don’t believe they can afford it.1 (Fun fact: Most Americans overestimate the cost of of life insurance by 300%!).2 But here’s the truth: Life insurance can cost less than a first date. And affording it will probably make

Seal the Deal

If you feel like you’re getting the hang of this whole coverage thing, GOOD. Keep learning and defining your needs and goals–it’ll come in handy when you speak with an insurance advisor.