Ieuter Insurance Group Blog

Have you noticed a cloudy film over your headlights? This is quite common and is part of your vehicle’s natural wear and tear. Have you ever considered headlight restoration? This may sound like an additional expense...

Read More

Getting stuck driving in heavy rain can be scary. It’s hard to break quickly, and your car could hydroplane. Here are some tips for driving safely in a rainstorm. Turn on your headlights-Rain reduces visibility,...

Read More

Damage done by water back-up of sewers and drains is an optional coverage that most companies offer on a home policy, depending on whether or not your home is located in a flood plain area. This protection provides...

Read More

In today’s economy it is important to keep our monthly expenses as low as possible. While I wouldn’t recommend sacrificing coverage to save a few dollars, there are many ways to keep your insurance cost down. 1. Ask For...

Read More

Are you paying more than you should for insurance? Is your agent applying all the discounts you deserve? Multi Policy discounts are real and one of the easiest ways to lower your insurance premiums. When you bundle...

Read More

With insurance companies promoting saving money by calling a 1-800 number it’s very tempting to pick up the phone and make that call but before you do remember what an independent agent offers you! Customer Service-It’...

Read More

Recent political and legislative events have called into question the law regarding how and when Americans can seek health insurance coverage. The Affordable Care Act, also know as Obamacare, has been in the news again...

Read More

With high winds causing trees to come down, we are getting many questions about who is responsible for a fallen tree on a neighbor’s building? If the tree is healthy, it is considered an act of God, and the owner of the...

Read More

We are already a month into 2019, and have probably already dropped our new years resolutions. However, there is one that should stick around, see a doctor this year. According to American Academy of Family Physicians...

Read More

Drafty windows. Leaky faucets. Dirty air filters. All are common issues in homes across the country, and they’re not just annoying-they also cost you money in decreased energy efficiency and higher bills. The U.S....

Read More