Family life milestones

Life Event Insurance Guides

Big Life Change? Here Is What to Check on Your Insurance.

Life events are the moments when your coverage needs change most — and when most people forget to update their policies. We built these guides so you know exactly what to do, when to do it, and what it will cost.

Insurance is not something you set and forget. Every major life event changes your risk profile, your coverage needs, and often your premium. The good news: if you catch it early, you can usually save money and close gaps at the same time.

Before closing

Buying a Home

New home, new mortgage, new requirements

Your lender requires homeowners insurance before closing. But the minimum your lender requires is not always the coverage you actually need. We help you find the right policy — not just the cheapest one that satisfies the bank.

Before they get their license

Teen Driver

Adding a teen to your auto policy

Adding a teen driver is the single biggest rate event most families face. But there are real strategies — good student discounts, telematics, vehicle choice — that can cut the increase significantly.

Before or right after birth

New Baby

Life insurance, beneficiaries, and income protection

A new baby is the most common trigger for buying life insurance — and for good reason. It is also the right time to review disability income coverage, update beneficiaries, and think about what happens if you cannot work.

Within 30 days of the wedding

Getting Married

Combining policies, protecting new assets

Marriage means combining households, combining policies, and often combining vehicles. Done right, you can save money. Done wrong, you end up with duplicate coverage, gaps, or a ring that is not insured.

Before you open your doors

Starting a Business

Your homeowners policy does not cover your business

Running a business from home? Your homeowners policy almost certainly excludes business property and business liability. A Business Owner Policy (BOP) or general liability policy closes that gap — and costs less than most people expect.

3 months before your 65th birthday

Turning 65

Medicare, gap coverage, and what changes

Turning 65 triggers Medicare eligibility — and a 7-month enrollment window you do not want to miss. Miss it and you pay a permanent late enrollment penalty. We help you understand your options before the deadline.

Life Changed? Your Insurance Should Too.

Tell us what changed and we will review your current coverage, identify any gaps, and find you the right policies. No obligation.