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How to Adjust Your Insurance Coverage for Remote Employees

After the global pandemic, more people are working remotely than ever before. While working from home during the lockdown, many employees became accustomed to the benefits, including greater work-life balance. Managers also became aware of the advantages to companies of having employees work remotely. Moving forward, it is critical to update business insurance coverage to suit the new operating basis. Why Should Business Insurance Be...

7 Mental Health Wellness Activities to Incorporate into Your Business

The mental health of your employees can have a tremendous impact on productivity. To show your employees you care and strengthen your company culture, incorporate the following mental health wellness activities in your business: Get the Group Exercising Together Exercise is not only good for your body. It can also elevate mood, improve sleep, and relieve stress. People who exercise regularly tend to do so...

Paperless at ERIE: Your Options and How to Enroll

Paper has a way of piling up, so why not try going paperless? For most Erie Insurance personal lines customers*, your online account and the ERIE mobile app give you the ability to have information at your fingertips. You can also sign up for paperless billing. Here’s how (and why!).Why Make the Switch?Say goodbye to stacks of paper on your desk. As an ERIE customer, you can...

How to Cancel Car Insurance

Whether you’re moving to a new state, selling your car or switching auto insurance companies, there may come a time when you need to cancel your personal car insurance. To help simplify the process, here’s everything you need to know about canceling your auto insurance policy. When Can I Cancel My Car Insurance Policy? When you purchase car insurance, most policies provide coverage for a period...

The Hidden Risk Many Homeowners Ignore

If you’re like many homeowners, you may have received offers in the mail promoting protection plans for exterior utility lines or pipes. And if you’re like most consumers, you’re not quite sure if this protection is something you might actually need. Whose line is it anyway? The reality is that as a homeowner, exterior underground service and utility lines on your property are often your responsibility –...