An Entertainment Insurance Update

When it comes to entertainment insurance, you want to be adequately covered if you do have a claim, but you do not want to pay more than you should.  We recommend that you call us before your insurance policies renew, so we can shop the market and compare options for you.

• Review your deductibles and limits – Are they adequate for your needs?
• Use an independent agent – Independent agents can access many different insurance companies and select the one that offers the best combination of coverage, service, and pricing.
• Do not buy insurance on the internet – Call us so that we can provide you with outstanding service along with competitive pricing.
• An umbrella, or “excess,” policy kicks in where your liability coverage for your business ends, and is a necessity if you have any assets to protect. A $1 million umbrella is common, but $2 million is more realistic these days.
• Set the right deductible – A higher deductible reduces your premium, but you have to pay more out of pocket in the event of an accident.
• Buy from a financially strong company – Your insurance is only as good as the company who stands behind the policy. The insurance company should have an “A+” rating or higher.

Call us today and let us help protect what is important to you. MovieInsure.com offers a wide variety of A-rated, Admitted and Non-Admitted insurance companies for our clients to choose from. We only deal with companies that are on the Insurance Commissioner’s approved list.

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