Last week, Winter Storm Uri wreaked havoc across the entire state of Texas, crippling the state's electrical grid and leaving millions of residents and business owners without power, water, or access to basic services. As the winter weather dissipated and businesses regained power, some returned to find costly damages and losses due to broken water lines, spoiled merchandise, and collapsed rooftops.

Businesses of all industries are looking for ways to improve their bottom line and grow their business despite the challenging economy. While every company is looking for ways to increase foot traffic and promote their goods and services, there are always monthly utilities to pay to keep the business running. Unfortunately, business owners are often too busy with daily operations to notice the hidden fees, rate increases, or service changes that can make utility costs much higher than they should be.

Buying a home is a milestone purchase for millions of Americans each year, and with it comes the need for Homeowners Insurance. However, the policy you buy as a new homeowner might not offer the same level of protection over the years as renovations, additions, or changes occur. Our Aegis blog post today looks at three reasons why it may be time to update your existing Homeowners Insurance coverage.

Although the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted many facets of the U.S. economy, one thing that remains steadfast is our great American entrepreneurial spirit, with many people still eager to pursue their dreams of starting their own business. Those interested in starting a business will quickly learn that Commercial Insurance is an important part of any business operation. In today's blog post, we provide a basic overview of Business Owners Policy coverage to help entrepreneurs on their way to business ownership.