by Michael Redfield | Feb 5, 2019 | Homeowners Insurance, News and Events, Personal Insurance, Second Homeowners
By now, anyone who rents their home in the summer in Massachusetts has heard about the new Short Term Rental law, effective July 1, 2019, for all rentals booked after January 1st. This is of particular interest in areas like Cape Cod, where many homeowners make...
by Joe Rossi | Nov 29, 2018 | Flood Insurance, News and Events, Personal Insurance
As of the writing of this blog post, Congress has not yet extended the National Flood Insurance Program, which expires at midnight on Friday, November 30th. There is currently no clear path forward, but experts are “cautiously optimistic” that a deal will...
by Janet Kliment | Nov 20, 2018 | Homeowners Insurance, Personal Insurance, Private Client Group Insurance, Umbrella Insurance, Winter
With the holidays comes snow, shopping, wrapping, and, of course, parties. Parties are synonymous with the holiday season and they bring everyone together, typically around a variety of festive beverages. If you love to host holiday parties where alcohol is served,...
by Greg Ormon | Nov 15, 2018 | Homeowners Insurance
A tree falling on your house is a scary situation. Here in Massachusetts, particularly on Cape Cod and the coast, we’re no stranger to high winds, winter storms and downed trees. In the unfortunate event when a tree falls on your house or garage, you’ll want to...
by Melani Meyerhans | Nov 7, 2018 | General, Personal Insurance
Insurance can be filled with A LOT of jargon and mumbo-jumbo. We all hear insurance-y terms tossed around in ads, tv shows, and online, but do we know what they really mean? Here are few quick, basic insurance terms you should know: Actual Cash Value aka ACV –...
by Craig Mancusi | Nov 1, 2018 | Auto Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Personal Insurance
When an accident happens, our first instinct usually is to call our insurance agent. This is understandable, and for the most part, what you should do! Insurance exists to protect us from accidents and pay for the costs so we don’t have to. But because of how...
