Amanda Minter
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Key Takeaways Document everything The morning after a big hail storm is about building your proof. Photos, videos, notes, interior water spots, ...
Topics: hail, property, Church Insurance
What is insurable interest? Insurable interest is a fundamental insurance principle stating that an entity can only insure a property if they would ...
Topics: personal property, property, Church Insurance, parsonage
Key Takeaways Multiple agents quoting the same church can quietly shrink your options. Once a carrier receives a submission, that market is typically ...
Topics: liability, Insurance Policy, property, Church Insurance
Key Takeaways Once a Church Lets Coverage Lapse, Getting Insurance Again Becomes Much Harder Carriers see gaps in coverage as a serious red flag. ...
Topics: liability, gaps in coverage, property, Church Insurance
What is a surety bond? Surety Bond (Church Treasurer): A legally binding three-party agreement that acts as a financial guarantee to protect a ...
Topics: D&O, Church Insurance, bonds
When your church has been around for more than 100 years, it has seen a thing or two. This particular old, brick church building in Tyler had ...
Topics: texas weather, property, Church Insurance
Can a church use two different insurance companies for property insurance and liability insurance? Split Policy Strategy: An insurance arrangement ...
Topics: liability, property, Church Insurance
Who is "the named insured" on an insurance policy? Entity-Specific Named Insured: A critical insurance designation that ensures the insurance policy ...
Topics: liability, property, Church Insurance, associations
What is an insurance sub-limit? Stained Glass Sublimit: A specific cap or maximum dollar amount an insurance provider will pay for repairs or ...
Topics: property, Church Insurance, stained glass
What is a non-admitted insurance carrier? Non-Admitted (Surplus Lines) Insurance: A specialized insurance market that provides coverage for high-risk ...
Topics: property, Church Insurance