by Tom Rogers | Oct 25, 2011 | Farrell Backlund, Risk Management
How much does insurance cost? Most employers can put their fingers on that number immediately. It is the very measure of their annual dance with insurance agents and companies alike. If it goes down, employers win. If it goes up, the big bad insurance industry...
by brennagimler1 | Sep 16, 2011 | Farrell Backlund, Miscellaneous
What is Social Media and why would you want to use it for your business?? It’s the most popular and effective way of socializing, networking and communicating with those you know including your customers. It is a platform that allows you to keep in touch in...
by brennagimler1 | Sep 7, 2011 | Farrell Backlund
This year I was informed that my health care provider was offering a substantial decrease in my insurance rates if I was willing to participate in a “health challenge”. I selected a challenge called “Walk This Way” which required that I wear a pedometer until I hit...
by John Tessier | Sep 2, 2011 | FAQ, Farrell Backlund, Homeowners Insurance
It has been a full five days since Irene tore through New England and many people still find themselves without power. The first few days were fun as people adapted to their new camping lifestyle, but now they are starting to see the long-term effects of no power,...
by John Tessier | Aug 25, 2011 | FAQ, Farrell Backlund, Homeowners Insurance
With Hurricane Irene barreling up the coast, now is a good time to be sure you are prepared for the worst. Below is a list of items you should have on hand for the oncoming storm. PREPAREDNESS FOR YOUR FAMILY At least a 3-day supply of water (one gallon per person,...
by John Tessier | Aug 19, 2011 | Farrell Backlund, Homeowners Insurance
Weekend barbecues and backyard fire pits are a summer staple. Although a lot of fun, these activities can be very dangerous if proper precautions aren’t taken to ensure the fire stays within the confines of the grill or your fire pit. Below are some tips in order to...