White Christmas 1954 scene on the train to Vermont singing “Snow” staring Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, and Vera-Ellen. Lyrics by Irving Berlin…
The Insurance and Reinsurance Report: Washington High Court Finds that Certificates of Insurance Can Create Coverage: Answering a certified question from the Ninth Circuit, the Washington Supreme Court issued a surprising decision, holding that certificates of insurance can create coverage despite express disclaimers that they do not “amend, extend or alter the…
About Accelerate, Powered by NetVU 2019 Accelerate is the largest gathering of Vertafore users and industry professionals from across the independent agent channel. Accelerate 2019 will take place at the Duke Energy Convention Center in Cincinnati – May 21-23. Don’t miss out on this national industry conference that attract thousands…
National: The price of a first-class Forever Stamp went up a nickel Sunday, from 50 cents to 55 cents. That 10 percent increase is the largest single price jump in the history of the U.S. Postal Service, the Associated Press reports. The Postal Service has been running a multibillion-dollar deficit…
WASHINGTON – Buffeted by threats from Amazon (AMZN) drones to deliveries by golf cart, the beleaguered U.S. Postal Service is counting on a different strategy to stay competitive: more freedom to raise prices on mailing letters. After a 10-year review, the Postal Regulatory Commission appears likely to move to grant…
Join Stuart Powell from The Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina (IIANC) and Chris J. Boggs, from the Big “I” Virtual University, as they dig into COIs and reveal what is it about certificates of insurance that can get an agency in trouble? Topics: What is the problem with issuing a COI with no holder?…
Associated Press | Fox News | Once again the U.S. Postal Service is hoping it can soon raise the price of a stamp by a penny or more. The postal service on Wednesday May 10th reported a quarterly loss of $562 million, despite growth in package delivery, due to continued erosion…
