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Allied’s own Chris Beardslee Honored by MichBusiness

Allied Insurance Managers own Chris Beardslee is being honored by MichBusiness as one of Michigan’s best individuals to do business with. The Best of MichBusiness awards program is dedicated to one thing – recognizing those companies and individuals that make Michigan a top-notch place to do business. MichBusiness is a social media community whose mission…

8 Ridiculous Celebrity Insurance Policies

Celebrity insurance can get just plain weird. Specialized cars, exclusive homes, private planes are not things the “average Joe” has to worry about, and the average insurance company has to cover. But the real weirdness happens when actors, actresses, and sports heroes start to get specific with their coverage. Really specific. Down to the finger,…

Gain or Loss: Business Insurance Broker on Workers Comp Rate Drop

In a bid to attract more investors to Michigan, the state began pulling its workers compensation rates down in 2011. According to the Workers’ Compensation Agency (WCA), as of 2014, the rates have dropped by 22.7 percent over a three-year period, and are still expected to drop further next year, bringing them to 27.7 percent…

Companies Need Reliable Business Insurance in Michigan

The continuous development of technology has made it possible for people to easily perform daily tasks and to gain a better quality of life. The innovations introduced in the past ten years alone, such as smartphones and superior Internet connection, have sparked a huge public demand for reliable products and services from existing and startup…

Homeowners Insurance in Michigan is Essential for Second Home Buyers

Buying a second home can be a means to benefit from an additional source of income or a way for families to enjoy a quick weekend getaway from the hustle and bustle of life in the city. Some even buy a second home in preparation for retirement. However, purchasing any form of real property is…

The Red Car Bias: Why Michigan Auto Insurance Firms Say It’s Not True

Statistics show that red cars account for roughly 1/10 of all vehicles on U.S. roads. There aren’t a lot of them, but psychologists have noted that their owners tend to be the “go-getter types”. These personality types tend to project power and can attracting the attention of other motorists on the road.