Buying insurance of any kind can be very expensive. There are coverage’s that are required, that are wanted and that are in your best interest. But while going the cheaper route is better on your wallet, in the event of a claim, the more coverage, the better.

Springtime in Oklahoma means a lot of things, flowers, spring rain and more than likely, severe storms. Getting your home prepared for incoming weather can save you time and money if a claim needed to be made.

You just bought a vehicle; it’s what you’ve been saving for, working for, and you finally have it! But now you have to purchase insurance. Whether it’s your first time purchasing insurance, or you’ve been insured for 50 years, there are still a lot of myths floating around about auto insurance in Oklahoma. I’m going to lay out and discuss a few examples.

Living in southeastern Oklahoma all my life, and growing up on a working cattle & poultry farm, I’m no stranger to farms or farmers. But sometimes the word “farm” means something different in terms of property insurance. I’m going to outline and explain a few common myths about farmowner policies.

If you’ve got your home insured now or are looking to get insured, here are a few tips to make sure it’s insured for its value, in the event of the unthinkable.

Automobile insurance has a lot of terms that may be difficult to understand. Bodily injury, property damage, uninsured motorist, and the list goes on. I’m going to outline a few common terms and explain them to you so you’ll know what they mean so you can determine if you need them.

Benefits of having an Independent Insurance Agent