by Rollins Insurance | Jul 20, 2021 | Health Insurance
Life insurance might not have crossed your mind before there was a newborn relying on you. But having a baby changes everything. If this is your first time looking for coverage, you may have questions. Here are some typical ones we have heard over the years…...
by Rollins Insurance | Apr 9, 2021 | Auto Insurance, Disability Insurance, Health Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Life Insurance, Renters Insurance, Umbrella Insurance
What do helmets, life jackets, and insurance have in common? They all seem like a vexation when you do not need them, but when you do, you are even more grateful that you were prepared. Wreck your motorcycle without a helmet, you could suffer fatal injuries. No life...
by Rollins Insurance | Mar 4, 2021 | Health Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Life Insurance
Can you save a good deal of money by reviewing your home, auto, and health insurance policies annually to ensure you are not being overcharged and have the right coverage. Many people fail to understand that insurance is not the kind of thing that you can just get and...
by Rollins Insurance | Oct 1, 2020 | Auto Insurance, Health Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Life Insurance
The legal act of getting married, as opposed to just living together, can have some immediate impacts on your financial situation. Sitting down to do monthly budgets together and opening joint checking and savings accounts are all part of merging your lives. Just...
by Rollins Insurance | Jun 5, 2020 | Health Insurance
Before you come to the rash conclusion that long term care is just for old people and nursing home payments, I want to tell you that 80% of people who need long term care get it in their home. Everyone should have a plan for long-term care. And with Americans living...
by Rollins Insurance | Jan 2, 2020 | Health Insurance
For most of us, health care costs seem to increase every year, and saving money on health insurance feels more and more out of reach. The typical American family of four paid more than $7,100 in health insurance premiums in 2017. That does not include out of pocket...
