These uncertain times have led to breaks in work, breaks in activities, and breaks in calendars and schedules. However, crime is something that never takes a break, so it's important to have safety strategies in place to protect our families, our homes, our vehicles, and our personal assets. In today's Aegis blog post, we look at some ways to create safety strategies for your personal assets and reduce your risk.

As more of the country slowly reopens after Covid-19 closures, businesses are figuring out how to safely operate in a way that protects employees and customers while also generating needed revenue. However, some businesses are facing new and unexpected challenges that could impact their operations for the long haul. In today's Aegis blog post, we look at some industries that are facing more business risks even as they reopen and welcome back customers. We also discuss how business insurance can help mitigate these risks.

Few things can be more stressful for a small business owner than having to file an insurance claim, because it means the business is facing some sort of loss, damage, or a liability suit. In the rush to deal with these issues, business owners might make critical mistakes when filing their commercial insurance claim, which could lead to costly delays or even the outright denial of a claim. We discuss mistakes to avoid when filing business insurance claims in today's Aegis blog post.

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced millions of Americans to make changes in their personal and professional lives as they deal with stay-at-home orders, health concerns, job transitions, or even job losses. The end result is that some individuals and families face an uncertain financial future, or are unsure of the best financial decisions to make given the current circumstances. Financial advisors can be essential for individuals and families as they try to make sense of the next right steps, and our blog post today focuses on how they can help.