Do you own any antiques, fine arts, collections or other special value items such as tamps or Coins?

Do you own any jewelry or furs valued at over $1000 which are not specifically insured?

PERSONALITY TYPES: THE HIGH-S PROFILE by Steve Anderson The high-steadiness (high-S) person is generally amiable, easy-going, and relaxed. Steady people may be perceived as low-key, undem...

Do customers really want more personal service? The answer may seem obvious, but is it? It's true that there are plenty of complaints-many of them justified-about shopping in stores where sales and service personnel are in short supply and the workers lack training, courtesy, and a desire to be helpful. But is all this a plea for bringing back old-fashioned personal service? It may seem so, but what's actually happening is quite different and far more significant.

PHONE COURTESY REVISITED by Preston Diamond Good service over the phone means putting common courtesy into common practic...

Successfully obtaining telephone appointments or expiration dates requires a new response to the worn out responses of yesterday.
Most people resent telephone interruptions and are prepared to do serious battle.

An organized service contact program can build client relationships, ensure accurate protection for clients, and facilitate...

IGNORANCE IS BLISS. This may be true in some cases, but when it comes to your insurance program, ignorance can be dangerous.

POOR COMPANY SERVICE: THE ANTIDOTE by Chris Burand Get your companies to listen to you for your mutual benefit. Recent research has revealed that all company employees ...

PREMIUM AUDITORS: PROFESSIONALISM IN PRACTICE by Rhonda Hamel As a provider of educational services to insurance agents, I've learned many things about how other insurance professionals perceiv...

PROCEDURES IN AN AGENCY Agency management requires planning, organizing, directing, controlling, and monitoring results. These procedures material will help, assisting you in training new staff, moni...