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TIME FOR AN OVERALL INSURANCE CHECK-UP?

INSURANCE EXPERTS SHARE INSIGHTS ON HOW CONSUMERS CAN REMAIN SAVVY WITH THEIR COVERAGE DURING THE COVID-19 CRISIS

Scott Holeman

Director, Media Relations, Triple-I

The COVID-19 crisis has prompted many people to reevaluate the best ways to protect their financial futures.

Whether it is automobile, homeowners, renters, or life insurance, now is a good time to review your current policies to see 1) how you can save money on premiums and; 2) which policies may need to be adjusted. 

DID YOU KNOW?

• U.S. auto insurers are offering more than $10 billion in COVID-19 related premium relief to drivers
• Drivers can reduce costs further by raising their deductible and dropping collision coverage on an older vehicle
• Reviewing whether you have the right types and amount of insurance coverage can result in even more savings
• Consumers typically overestimate the cost of buying a term life insurance policy

On Tuesday, May 5^th, the Triple-I’s subject matter experts are available to advise consumers on ways to check-up on their insurance needs. They can share how listeners can get assistance from auto insurers if they have trouble paying their bills, why it’s a good time to take a home inventory, what to look for when checking your homeowners or renters coverage, and ways to purchase an affordable life insurance policy.

For more information please visit: www.iii.org

MORE ABOUT SCOTT HOLEMAN:

Based in Kansas City, Missouri, Holeman is Director, Media Relations at the Insurance Information Institute. Prior to joining the Triple-I in 2019, he served as Communications Director for the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), where he led media and consumer education efforts that generated 6 billion+ in audience impressions through public service announcements, news releases, consumer alerts and social media campaigns. A former award-winning journalist, Holeman has served in roles including news director, anchor and reporter at television stations in Kansas and Missouri.