A recent visit to Washington DC reminded me of the insurance issues associated with electric scooters or bikes. If you were to run over a pedestrian or do property damage to a car or building you will be responsible for paying for the damages out of your pocket. Your auto policy does not cover any […]
Read MoreAs a child goes off to college there is insurance needs to consider and it might be a good time for an insurance review with your insurance agent. Your home insurance typically will extend contents coverage from your policy up to 10% of your home contents limit. The student must be registered as a full-time […]
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Today there are about 270 million registered cars in America. And out of that number, there were over 4 million cars involved in an accident resulting in property damage. The odds that you’ll eventually be in a crash—even if you’re a great driver—are pretty high over the course of your lifetime. Many people may have […]
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With a reputation for being difficult to understand, buying life insurance can be intimidating when terms such as whole life, portability, and riders are thrown around. But where most people get overwhelmed is the question: How much life insurance do I actually need? With the right tools and resources, selecting the right life insurance policy […]
Read MoreUnless your name happens to be Benjamin Franklin or you have never used an electrical appliance before, you are probably familiar with electrical outlets that have little “test” and “reset” buttons in them. But did you know that those buttons are there for a very important reason; perhaps one that could end up saving your […]
Read MoreLyme Disease and Employee Exposure By Rob Holt File this one under, “As if I didn’t have enough to worry about already”, but if you are an employer or head of a nonprofit with positions that require outdoor activity/work, your life may be getting a bit harder again this summer. New England already has one […]
Read MoreAll Deck’D out for Summer by Rob Holt. Spring has finally sprung here in New England which means warmer weather, black flies, and a long awaited return to backyards, baseball, and barbecues. But lest we soon forget, New England winters are notoriously tough on not only us but on our homes as well which is […]
Read MoreThis blog is copied from an article from Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America. If you are volunteering please take a moment to discuss with a Foy Insurance professional if a homeowners or umbrella policy could provide protection if you should be involved in a lawsuit. Millions of Americans donate time—their most valuable asset—to […]
Read MoreWith the snow melting and the temperatures rising it must mean that motorcycle season will be upon soon. For all of those motorcyle enthusiasts out there this must have seemed like the longest winter in a long time. After several months of hibernation it’s easy to forget sound motorcycle safety habits. This article on motorcycle […]
Read MoreAlthough there was chill in the air this past weekend there have been several sightings of Spring over the past few weeks. Kids riding bikes, runners on the road in shorts, and even a few raking lawns. With Spring comes bikes, runners/walkers and skateboarders sharing our roads. Whether you are riding through quiet neighborhoods or […]
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