The National Flood Insurance Program is the government supported flood insurance program. Most people think they are just there to collect money and don't understand the benefits.
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Episode 161: What is the Difference in a Flood Insurance Policy Assumption and Policy Transfer ?
3/16/2020
When you add several layers to an issue it starts to become complicated and complex. This is exactly why many people do not understand or feel confused about flood insurance.
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Episode 157: College Sports, NCAA, and NFIP Probation: What Does it Mean for Your Flood Insurance?
3/10/2020
The National Flood Insurance Program has very beneficial to many communities across the United States. There are expectations that have to be met and when they are not communities have to be held accountable.
Most insurance agents want to write every kind of insurance. In the insurance industry we call this a generalist. Many times this develops either from wanting to help your customers in any way possible or trying to survive as a new business owner. However if you aren't careful this could bite you big time.
There are different stages of flooding. You have flooding that causes no damage and then there is flooding that causes catastrophic damage.
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You always hear about FEMA doing this and FEMA doing that. The federal government just wants more money from me, but what many people don't realize is the role that state governments can play in flood insurance options.
We hear from people all the time that think they don't qualify for flood insurance because of water claims.
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