An analysis by vHome Insurance reveals that homeowners in Vermilion pay an average homeowners insurance rate of $1,281, which is $385 lower than the state average of $1,666. vHome Insurance has also done a comparison of insurance rates offered by insurers in Vermilion, as seen in the graphical representation below. United Property and Casualty was… Read more »
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A vHome Insurance Study Reveals That Homeowners in Springdale, AR, Can Save up to $144 on a Single Home Safety Device
vHome Insurance has published a new study that meticulously examines the home insurance industry in Springdale, AR. This research reveals that the average cost of home insurance in the city of Springdale is higher than the average home insurance rate in Arkansas. vHome Insurance works towards providing the best insurance quotes to homeowners by offering… Read more »
State National Companies Partners With Filene Research
State National Companies has joined forces with renowned research firm Filene in a research venture designed to connect credit unions with the most impactful technology and drive forward-thinking business decisions. Filene’s five Centers of Excellence (CoE) explore topics critical to credit unions, including the most pressing factors they face now and in the future that… Read more »
vHome Insurance’s Analysis Reveals that Salem Homes with Enhanced Security Features Can Save up to $756 on Homeowners Insurance
vHome Insurance, a data-driven insurance research service, has published a detailed study with the different factors that influence home insurance rates in Salem, Massachusetts. The study also offers insights and tips for Salem homeowners on how to save on home insurance rates. The average homeowner’s insurance premium in Salem is $1,326, which is lower than… Read more »
BASIC Offers Late ACA Filing for 2019 Reporting Year
Better Late Than Never Any ACA expert will agree that while late filing is not ideal, it’s better than failing to file altogether. Both failure-to-furnish forms to employees and failure-to-file forms to the IRS (or late filing) each have penalties of $270 per return, and penalty amounts double if non-compliance is ruled to be intentional. For example,… Read more »
