If you’re northbound for the holiday, it’s important to note that New Hampshire’s newest anti-distracted driving law takes effect tomorrow, Wednesday, July 1.
Beginning tomorrow, it’s illegal to use a handheld phone while driving in New Hampshire. So for those of you heading north, make sure your calls are made, texts are sent and GPS is turned to “loud” before getting behind the wheel – and if you need to use your phone while on the road, find a safe spot to pull over.
And just a tip: don’t try to send that quick text or look up directions while you’re stopped at a red light or stop sign, the new law forbids that, too.
From all of us at Dempsey Insurance, we wish you and your family a happy, safe and fun Fourth of July Weekend.
It is motorcycle season again and as the bikes hit the road, the insurance questions pick up concerning these vehicles. We write many policies for motorcycles and each one can be a little different from the next. Whether you are a seasoned motorcyclist, a newly permitted rider, use a 250HP bike or have a customized chopper you need insurance to ride in Massachusetts.
Flood loss is excluded from your personal homeowner insurance, so how do you get coverage? You could add water back up and sump overflow to your homeowner insurance, but if you are at a higher risk, it might not be enough. Our agency is located in Norwood, Massachusetts and it is not an area known for flooding, but there are still many flood policies written in the area and we are asked questions all the time about flood insurance.
Buying a Home and Don’t know what to do about insurance? Here are 5 things to consider from a Norwood Insurance Agent:
When you are involved in an auto accident it can be a traumatic experience. Here are some tips to get through the ordeal from the perspective of a Massachusetts Insurance Agent.
This material is for informational purposes only. All statements herein are subject to the provisions, exclusions and conditions of the applicable policy, state and federal laws. For an actual description of coverage, terms and conditions, please refer to the applicable insurance policy or check with your insurance professional. The illustrations, instructions and principles contained in the material are general in scope and, to the best of our knowledge, current at the time of publication.
HOW WE ARE PAID FOR OUR SERVICES
Our insurance agency is committed to dealing fairly with complete integrity and transparency with consumers, other insurance producers and others with whom we work in providing insurance products and services. To that end, we provide this disclosure regarding our sources of compensation from insurance companies or other parties.
Our agency may receive compensation in the form of commissions paid by an insurance company, calculated as a percentage of premiums, pursuant to an arrangement with the insurance company. These commissions are for the service we perform in placing and servicing insurance policies on the insurance company’s behalf.
Our agency may also be eligible to receive other forms of compensation such as incentive or contingency payments or bonuses and/or supplemental commissions from insurance companies. These may be based on our aggregate historical or current performance with respect to a line of business or customer segment and not specifically related to any particular policy or policyholder.
Other insurance producers who perform service in placing and servicing insurance through our agency may receive compensation from our agency in the form of service fees as determined by our agency’s arrangement with such producer.
Our agency may hold premium or return premium funds temporarily, in which case our agency may receive interest or investment income on such funds.
Website Built & Powered by Jump Suit Group