Many Texans are constantly looking for a way to trim their personal finances. As property taxes have soared, they have looked at their home insurance as a means to find some savings to offset...

The wave of 40-degree days recently across the D/FW Metroplex reminds many Texans new and old that we do actually get a bit of fall weather, leading to one reality: Thanksgiving cometh.

With open enrollment starting on November 1st, many Texans are evaluating their health insurance plans for 2020. While many focus on the monthly premiums and the deductibles, there is a hidden...

Though landlord insurance is not required in the state of Texas, a regular homeowner's policy for a rental property exposes the owner. A standard homeowner policy will not cover a rental property,...

For many Texans, they obtain their health insurance through their employer. But for those who don't, where to and how to buy Texas Health Insurance can be a bit of a misunderstood process. People...

Open Enrollment for 2020 Health Insurance begins on Friday, and Texans are evaluating their options as a result. When looking at Texas Health Insurance policies it can become easy for the eyes to...

While watching news coverage of the North Dallas Tornado this week, one of the local broadcasts covered a new law that went into place in September with respect to Texas Insurance policy ...

There are two falls in Texas. The suggested fall and the real fall.

Open Enrollment for 2020 Exchange Health Insurance plans begins next week, and has opened the flood gates of Texans looking for new Texas Health Insurance plans. As we engage those Texans looking...

Open enrollment starts in a few days for health insurance policies sold through the ACA Exchange, and Texans are evaluating their options. One of the more confusing aspects that is often...