Leslie Kay’s Blog

What Insurance Coverage Do I Need for My Drone or UAV?

What Insurance Coverage Do I Need for My Drone or UAV?

It seems like everywhere we go we have a chance to hear the sound of a UAV, also known as a drone, commonly sounding like a disturbed hornets’ nest. Drones are fun to fly for both kids and adults. They are seemingly harmless besides the risk of it becoming...

Ten Items You Need When Requesting Your Motorcycle Insurance Quote

Ten Items You Need When Requesting Your Motorcycle Insurance Quote

Motorcycle Insurance Quote by Leslie Drury Sorting out your motorcycle insurance is often a hurried affair. You might completely forget about it until the day before your renewal is due. You could just let it automatically renew with your current insurer, but that...

Consider This Before Jumping into Vacation Property Ownership

Consider This Before Jumping into Vacation Property Ownership

Owning a secondary home or vacation property can be a rewarding experience and allow you to build so many memories! While owning a vacation home can have countless advantages, it does bring some unique responsibility and maintenance. Regardless of whether you’re...

Motorcycling and Alcohol

Motorcycling and Alcohol

by Leslie Drury These days it seems like every bar in town has a bike night. You could probably attend one every night if you wanted to. There is really nothing like a warm Florida evening and a ride to the local tavern for music, good friends, and cold beer. The...

Flood Insurance For Your Home

Flood Insurance For Your Home

According to FEMA, flood claims occurred in every state in our country in 2016 with the average claim cost in excess of $31,000. Just because your property doesn’t sit next to a stream, river or other body of water doesn’t mean you won’t be impacted. Our recent...

Home Security on a Shoestring Budget

Home Security on a Shoestring Budget

Monthly bills can be daunting and for many, the choice of having food and shelter is more important than keeping burglars or robbers away from your home. However, when times are tough, the last thing you want to do is leave your valuables at risk of being stolen....

Choosing The Lowest Insurance Cost Likely Isn’t Your Best Plan

Choosing The Lowest Insurance Cost Likely Isn’t Your Best Plan

We’re flooded daily with insurance commercials claiming that shopping with them will get you the lowest insurance premiums of any company out there. Saving money on your insurance is important, but the lowest insurance premiums are usually accompanied by the lowest...

Educating Your Child About Insurance Before They Leave For College

Educating Your Child About Insurance Before They Leave For College

Attending college is an exciting time for your child. Whether it’s deciding where to go, what to major in or figuring the finances, there are a lot of decisions to think about. Before your child leaves the nest, here are three things to consider when it comes to...

How to Prevent Foodborne Illness in Your Home

How to Prevent Foodborne Illness in Your Home

According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, roughly 48 million Americans get sick from foodborne illness every year. A foodborne illness occurs when you consume contaminated food or beverages. It’s important to understand how to prevent foodborne...

A Handy Guide for Cruisers, Burners, Bippies & Nodders

by Leslie Kay Drury The secret handshake - some are so old that they precede any specific dated origin.  One thing that can definitively be determined about them; they are as old as any form of greeting. My favorite of all these secret salutations is most unique, as...

When to Add a Teen Driver to Your Insurance Policy

When to Add a Teen Driver to Your Insurance Policy

For your teen, learning how to drive is one of the most exciting times of their lives. Finally, a means to freedom so they think. We all remember the excitement of getting our driver’s permit, then our driver’s license. While your teen driving has its benefits, it...