Life Insurance: Questions to Ask Before You Buy
Start With the People Who Depend on You A life insurance review begins with your household, responsibilities, and goals. Think about the income you contribute,
Commercial Auto
Coverage for Vehicles Used in Business
Commercial Auto Insurance
If your business owns, leases, or uses vehicles for work, commercial auto insurance can help address the risks of driving for business. The appropriate policy depends on the vehicles, drivers, and work involved.
Coverage Options
- Liability: covered bodily injury or property damage your business is legally responsible for after an accident.
- Collision and comprehensive: options for damage to an insured vehicle, subject to the selected coverage and deductible.
- Medical and uninsured motorist coverage: availability and requirements depend on the policy and state.
- Hired and non-owned auto: ask about liability when employees use rented vehicles or their own cars for work.
Prepare for a Quote
Bring vehicle details, driver information, how and where the vehicles are used, and your current insurance documents. Tell us about deliveries, hauling, employee driving, or vehicles you do not own so these uses can be considered.
A personal auto policy may not address every business use. Coverage is determined by the policy, its endorsements, and the facts of a claim.
Explore a commercial auto coverage overview.
Talk With Milber Multi Services
Tell us about your needs and ask for a coverage review. Call 908-603-7500 or contact our Oradell office.
Share:
Read More
Medicare Advantage: What to Compare
Look Beyond the Plan Premium Medicare Advantage offers another way to receive Medicare benefits through a private plan. Most plans include prescription drug coverage. Costs,
Joining a Medicare Health or Drug Plan
Joining a Medicare Health or Drug Plan Find the Enrollment Period That Applies to You You can join or change a Medicare health or drug
Understanding the Parts of Medicare
Understanding the Parts of Medicare Know What Each Part Does Medicare uses different parts to describe hospital, medical, and prescription drug coverage. Understanding the labels