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Texas Insurance Dept. encourages leniency for insureds in Harvey's wake

August 29, 2017

The Texas Department of Insurance issued several bulletins recently, providing guidance to insurance carriers on what is and isn't allowed after a natural disaster like Hurricane Harvey.

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10 things your clients need to know about dust storms and ‘haboobs’

May 25, 2017

Sand storms don't just happen in the Sahara Desert. They can be a byproduct of severe thunderstorms anywhere. Here's what you and your clients need to know.

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Insurance industry education is more than just letters after your name

December 06, 2016

Continued education isn't just nice to have. For many insurance professionals it's a requirement for their jobs or licenses. Here are some national organizations to help you get those designations.

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