by Amherst Insurance | Oct 9, 2026 | auto, Auto Insurance, Business, Home, Ideas, Insurance, life insurance, Tips
As October ends and neighborhood trick-or-treating begins, Halloween brings fun, costumes, and steady foot traffic to residential front yards. However, welcoming dozens of visitors—along with hosting festive gatherings, setting up elaborate decorations, or lighting...
by Amherst Insurance | Sep 4, 2026 | Ideas, Jewelry, life insurance, Tips
For small business owners, fleet vehicles are the lifeblood of daily operations. Whether you operate a fleet of service vans, a few delivery trucks, or rely on employees driving their personal cars for sales calls, keeping those vehicles on the road is essential to...
by Amherst Insurance | Mar 23, 2026 | auto, Auto Insurance, Ideas, life insurance, Tips
Your roof is the most important structural element of your home when it comes to risk management. It isn’t just a layer of shingles; it is a high-performance shield that preserves the integrity of everything underneath it. Because your roof stands between the elements...
by Amherst Insurance | Mar 20, 2026 | auto, Auto Insurance, Business, Home, Ideas, life insurance, Tips
When we talk about water damage, most people think about a roof leak or a burst pipe. However, there’s a severe and disgusting risk that comes from below your home. This type of damage is NOT covered by your standard homeowner’s policy—and it requires a separate,...
by Amherst Insurance | Feb 20, 2026 | auto, Home, Ideas, Jewelry, life insurance, Tips
February is a tricky month for homeowners. Winter isn’t over, but temperatures often fluctuate enough to create new risks. A little proactive home maintenance now can help prevent costly insurance claims later. Start with your gutters and downspouts. Ice buildup can...
by Amherst Insurance | Aug 8, 2024 | life insurance, Tips
Working for yourself may sound like an ideal career situation. You have the freedom to grow your own business the way you want and without any of the parameters imposed by a boss. But it also means not having the safety net of benefits that are typically offered with...
