The International Air Transport Association predicts a significant increase in passenger traffic in 2024, up 200 million passengers from pre-pandemic times. This is great news for airlines, but not as good for passengers who will see fuller flights and less space. Airport delays, long security lines, and baggage issues may add another layer of difficulty…
Westwood is highlighted in a recent Builder article, which discusses the spike in home insurance rates across many states. If you’re a home builder navigating this landscape, you’re likely seeking ways to reassure concerned buyers, mitigate potential deal-breakers, and differentiate yourself as a proactive partner. Tom Kirby, VP, Client Development & Partnerships at Westwood Insurance…
Tom Kriby, VP, Client Development & Partnerships at Westwood Insurance Agency, delves into the six key factors to consider when selecting a home insurance partner in a recent article on The Builder’s Daily. Highlighting the significance of home insurance in the homebuying journey, Kriby emphasizes the need to secure coverage early, particularly given the challenges…
After a long winter, it’s a good idea to invest in preventive measures for year-round home and property maintenance. The temperate days of spring provide an ideal opportunity for such tasks. Comprehensive cleaning and maintenance, both inside and outside your home, are essential to minimize insurance risks. Here are six ways to ensure your home…
An umbrella insurance policy provides an extra safety net when the liability limits of your auto, home, or renters insurance policies have been exhausted. Contrary to popular belief, it’s not just for the wealthy. Here are the most common scenarios that may involve an umbrella policy and how this insurance can protect what matters to…
Auto liability limits can seem complicated, but understanding them is critical to ensuring you are properly protected. Typically, the main auto liability limits are represented by three numbers separated by a forward slash. For example, it may look like this: 30/60/25. These numbers represent the maximum amounts (in thousands of dollars) that the insurance company…
