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... that will appeal to the needs of boat owners.
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...omeowners, Auto, Disability, Life, Boat, and Business insurance from the bank-...r.
One bank refused to permit the in-house insurance agent to approach custom...
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... to their residences as we do. Few understand that their standard Homeowners policy isn't likely to cover their business operation and equipment. Many of you might be thinking that the idea is good, but that it's an awful lot of work for a Personal Lines account, or even a small BOP. Let's look at it for a moment. Obviously, you have the normal Home, Auto, and Boat coverages. So let's say your client is running a business from their home. Some might be fairly significant operations, but let's say the average business policy premium is $1 ,000. If you insure 3,000 individuals and 10% of them need Home-Based Business coverage, this would amount to an extra $300,000 in premium volume. But set that aside for the moment ... magnitude of this transition to informality, consider that when I moved from New York to Southern California in 1982, I didn't even own a pair of jeans. Informal meant a sport coat and tie. Year by year, the warm weather and casual attitudes gradually loosened me up. The watershed event came in 1995. After much soul-searching, we moved our offices and studios into a wing of our house. The pool quickly became my "stress-buster" during the course of the day. The restorative factor of several 10-minute breaks to swim a few laps is better than a good night's sleep. Today I'd be hard-pressed to ever return to a normal office routine. So what does all this have to do with insurance? Recently our UPS driver arrived for the daily pickup looking as if he'd been ...
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...ou have the normal Home, Auto, and Boat coverages. So let’s say your client is...ill eventually be moving out of their houses into larger facilities. Wouldn’t ...
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15.Do you own any boats, motorbikes, or other recreational ve...insurance policy (which pays off your house in the event of your death)?
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... 15.Do you own any boats, motorbikes, or other recreational ve...insurance policy (which pays off your house in the event of your death)? ...
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...e houses, and big-ticket toys like boats and planes mean more claims.
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... at the same time. The photo accompanying the news story was all smiles. There are good reasons why bankers and insurance agents should join forces to attract and hold customers. One-stop shopping offers consumers what they want more than anything else today-time-saving convenience. And who can forget the biggest prize of all: those bank customers who'll be given the opportunity to buy Homeowners, Auto, Disability, Life, Boat, and Business insurance from the bank-owned agency, as well as equity products. At the same time, insurance agency customers will be presented with an array of attractive banking services. Wal-Mart is going into banking in a big way, so why shouldn't banks get into insurance? Actually, it's nothing new. Insurance agencies have long been in close proximity to banks. Once customers had their mortgages ... , the bank president said, Now, Joe, you're going to need insurance on that new house. Why don't you go upstairs and see Tom. Grateful for the loan, the customer marched up one flight and bought Homeowners coverage. Although there's no reason why banks shouldn't be in the insurance business, these two differing cultures can be in conflict. On the one side, banks have long used attraction techniques' to lure customers, an approach that's foreign (mostly because it's illegal) to the insurance business. Whether it's attractive interest rates, convenient office or ATM locations, free checking accounts, or even free gifts, banks are used to pulling customers. Constrained by state regulations, selling insurance is just the opposite. Rather than attempting to attract customers, agencies have aggressively gone out to ...