“Moving to a new state can be an exciting thing to do for most drivers. However, drivers should not forget to update their insurance policies as soon as they arrive at their new locations”, said Russell Rabichev, Marketing Director of Internet Marketing Company.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB)
February 15, 2020

Updating auto insurance might be one of the last things drivers consider to do when they are moving to another state. However, updating the policy is very important and there are several important things that drivers need to keep in mind when moving to another state and several steps to take to make sure they are covered.

Drivers that are moving to a new state should follow the next steps:

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      Check the current policy. Drivers that are moving to another state are protected by their current insurance policy. However, drivers that are moving far away are recommended to increase their liability limits and purchase full coverage. During a long trip, drivers should also add roadside assistance.
•     Check if the current insurer is present in the new location. Drivers should update their policy as soon as they can after arriving at their new location. Not all insurance companies have a license to operate in all 50 states and the insurance requirements are different in all states. Drivers should contact their insurers immediately and check if they have a license to operate in their new states. If they do, drivers should keep their insurers.
•     Search for another provider. If the current insurer is not present in their new state, drivers should search for another provider. Drivers can contact a local car insurance agency or they can go to a large national insurance carrier. The insurance requirements are different in each state, so the insurance requirements of the new state can be different from the requirements of the old state. The new policy will also be needed to get the new license plates and vehicle registrations.
•     Update the license and vehicle registration. One of the last things drivers will need to do is to update their license with the local department of motor vehicles. Besides that, drivers will be required to update their car insurance policies with their new driver’s license number. Usually, insurance providers will give drivers a reasonable amount of time to do this, but it’s better to do this sooner than later.

Compare-autoinsurance.org is an online provider of life, home, health, and auto insurance quotes. This website is unique because it does not simply stick to one kind of insurance provider, but brings the clients the best deals from many different online insurance carriers. In this way, clients have access to offers from multiple carriers all in one place: this website. On this site, customers have access to quotes for insurance plans from various agencies, such as local or nationwide agencies, brand names insurance companies, etc.

For more information and money-saving tips, please visit https://compare-autoinsurance.org/.

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“Check out the most common mistakes we are prone to do when getting and comparing quotes. Try to avoid them as much as possible,” said Russell Rabichev, Marketing Director of Internet Marketing Company.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB)
February 15, 2020

In order to get quotes, the prospective client must answer a series of questions. Getting quotes and comparing prices will require full focus. Drivers can now get free quotes from https://compare-autoinsurance.org

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      Providing wrong approximations is one of the most common mistakes. In most of the cases, the online questionnaire will ask the driver to estimate how much he drives annually. There is a good reason for that: driving less means that the driver is less exposed to accidents. Furthermore, driving less than the average will make the driver eligible for a discount. This may tempt many drivers to offer low estimates. Of course, companies will ask for mileage readings before granting discounts.
•     Comparing quotes for different products is wrong. The prices between different products will clearly be different. Look carefully when analyzing quotes to see if there are for exactly the same products, including the same deductibles and the same extra services.
•     Forgetting to apply for discounts. Getting as many discounts as possible is a great way to reduce insurance costs. Check if the questionnaire asks about safety gear, defensive driving courses and other related questions which may save some money. Do not automatically skip a page just because it may look too time-consuming to fill in all the answers.

Compare-autoinsurance.org is an online provider of life, home, health, and auto insurance quotes. This website is unique because it does not simply stick to one kind of insurance provider, but brings the clients the best deals from many different online insurance carriers. In this way, clients have access to offers from multiple carriers all in one place: this website. On this site, customers have access to quotes for insurance plans from various agencies, such as local or nationwide agencies, brand names insurance companies, etc.

For more information and money-saving tips, please visit https://compare-autoinsurance.org/.

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ICW Group’s 2020 Safety Webinar Series starts Thursday, February 20 at 11 a.m. PST with a webinar on safety management.

“Making sure your workers are educated on safety best practices not only prevents injury and saves lives, it also reduces claims, saves money and increases productivity,” said Rick Fineman, VP, Risk Management at ICW Group.

SAN DIEGO (PRWEB)
February 13, 2020

To educate workers’ compensation policyholders on best practices that keep workers safe, ICW Group Insurance Companies, a leading group of property and casualty carriers, announces its 2020 Safety Webinar Series covering a variety of topics including, slips, trips and falls, food worker safety and safety management.

This free series, which includes bi-monthly, 60-minute webinars over the course of the year, will identify a variety of workplace hazards and provide tangible injury-reduction solutions. While the webinars are designed for ICW Group policyholders, anyone can register and take advantage of these learning opportunities. The series kicks off next week on Thursday, Feb 20 at 11 a.m. PST with a session titled Step Up to Safety Management. Interested attendees can register here.

“Making sure your workers are educated on safety best practices not only prevents injury and saves lives, it also reduces claims, saves money and increases productivity,” said Rick Fineman, VP, Risk Management at ICW Group. “The ICW Group Safety Webinar Series is designed to teach businesses actionable ways to improve safety right now and build a culture of safety within their organization.”

Each webinar provides downloadable resources to help extend the lessons learned and are led by ICW Group professional Risk Management Consultants. As part of its ongoing commitment to policyholders, ICW Group updates the content of each year’s webinar series, often including feedback from participants, to deliver meaningful content. This year ICW Group is including new topics such as food worker safety and preventing falls from elevators, ladders and scaffolding along with bringing back its popular supervisor-focused Step Up to Safety Certificate Series.

“The five-part Step Up series covers safety management, investigations, culture and programs, and provides ways to enhance employee engagement and commitment to safety,” Fineman said. “Companies with a highly engaged workforce experience 50 percent fewer accidents. The Step Up series goes way beyond safety best practices and emphasizes how to get your employees on board for the long term.”

Registration is now open for the following webinar topics:

While the final schedule for the second half of the year will be released at a later date, preliminary topics include transitional work programs, safety observations, machine guarding and a popular non-safety-specific topic on preventing workers’ compensation fraud.

Past webinars and resources are available On Demand. To receive alerts when registration opens for future webinars, contact webinars@icwgroup.com.

About ICW Group

Based in San Diego, ICW Group Insurance Companies is the largest privately held insurance company domiciled in California. Quoting more than $3 billion annually, ICW Group represents a group of Property, Auto and Workers’ Compensation insurance carriers, including Insurance Company of the West and Explorer Insurance Company. ICW Group is recognized nationally as an industry leader in helping policyholders achieve fewer and less costly claims, and is committed to meeting the needs of its policyholders and elevating the trusted agents and brokers who advise them. More information is available at http://www.icwgroup.com, http://www.twitter.com/ICWGroup, http://www.linkedin.com/companies/icw-group and http://www.facebook.com/ICWGroup.

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UNITED CAR CARE, INC LOGO GETS REBRAND

GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo. (PRWEB)
February 14, 2020

United Car Care, Inc, a leader in vehicle service contract administration, announced that it has rebranded its corporate logo – a classic design that has been the face of the company for many years. The UCC name stays, but in a proactive push, the logo conversion will keep UCC current, and in a better position within the industry.

On average, companies change or update their brand once every seven years. This modernized facelift will reinforce individuality and give UCC a greater sense of brand unity across the business.

“We created the UCC logo in early 1996,” said Dave Mathews, UCC President & CEO. “We feel 2020 is a visionary year to refresh our website and logo and to reach out to the new social media environment and reflect a refreshing change and enhancement to our company.”

Rory Angold, UCC Executive VP, states the new image is meant to capture Colorado’s geography and mountain feel, along with illustrating a symbolic shield that projects company trust.

As the market evolves, so must United Car Care’s image. A fresh identity helps appeal to potential consumers and their demands. The new look strengthens the company’s connection to the industry.

UCC has always been identifiable through its name and logo. According to Blue Fountain Media, your logo is one of the strongest marketing tools. And just like any marketing campaign, it needs to be revitalized after a certain period of time.

That time is now.

“UCC Celebrates 36 years in business, looking for a bright and prosperous future,” Mathews concludes.

For more information, see UCC’s website, located at http://www.unitedcarcare.com

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