Having a life insurance policy provides more than just peace of mind knowing your family (or named beneficiaries) will be taken care of in the event of your death. A life insurance payout can provide the necessary funds to pay a mortgage or other debts, such as school tuition or loans, thus leaving your loved ones financially stable.

A change of season in Greenville is the perfect time to update and throw yourself into healthy routines and a happier life. What things do you do in the cold weather maintain a healthy and happy life in Greenville? Here are 7 tips we’ve put together for you and your family.

While there are multiple places to buy travel insurance from, an airline, cruise, independent insurance agency, most people question if they need to purchase travel insurance at all, or if it’s simply a waste of money. Travel insurance is meant to protect you from unforeseen accidents while traveling, like your flight getting canceled or baggage being lost. And whether or not you purchase it depends on a variety of factors.

Is bundling insurance necessary? What could it do for my policy payments if I bundle? Learn more from Advisors Insurance in Greenville, SC.

Winter brings warm and cozy holidays, exciting new year celebrations and—for many—freezing cold mornings and nights spent hunting in Greenville. No matter where you live in, there’s something for every hunter out there, from big game to small game, just be sure to check with local regulations on the Fish and Wildlife Service to make sure the game you’re hunting is in season and that you have the correct hunting license. Regardless of season or game, safety should always be top of mind when hunting, especially during the winter time in Greenville when colder weather can add new risks and affect decision making.

In these last summer months, we’ve been hearing about this fatal condition that goes by a few names: Secondary Drowning, DryFloating Lifebealt Drowning, and Parking Lot Drowning. It occurs when someone accidentally inhales water into their lungs. A news story kept making headlines this summer when a young boy fell into a pool and nearly drowned. He was rescued and recovered quite well, but later that day, he was rushed to the hospital after showing signs of secondary drowning. If his symptoms had gone unnoticed, the young boy would have died. Secondary drowning may be a rare occurrence, but it is something all parents and pool attendees should be aware of since children, and even adults, play and roughhouse in water all the time.

Learn how to pick an insurance that works well for you, your family, and your financial status when considering high deductibles.