Teenagers Can’t Get Their Drivers Licences…Or Can They?

Teenagers Can’t Get Their Drivers Licences…Or Can They? Across the country COVID-19 has shut down many services and drivers licence testing is one of them. If you have a teen driver and need insurance in Naperville, you have some time. Illinois DMV’s are still only open for a small set of services. Call to Discuss Teen Driver Insurance – 630-947-7980 Trunnell Insurance Services Specializes in insuring teen and new drivers. We represent most of the top insurers and will find the policy that is best for the teen…and best for the family. This is usually the busiest time for teen and getting their licence. In Illinois we must wait for the state to re-open to phase 4, which should be June 28th. Some states like Georgia and Wisconsin are just giving the teens licences without a test, on good faith. Probably not good. The US has also pushed back the dates for requiring REAL ID to travel. Make Sure Your Family is Covered

Minimal Driving Insurance – What’s out there?

Low Millage Auto Insurance – What Options Are There? Some people just don’t drive much! In areas like Naperville and the Chicago suburbs, many people work from home and with all the conveniences of Netflix and Amazon, we really don’t have to travel that much to get what we need. If you are a low millage driver, what are your options for a lower insurance premium? Call For More Information – 630-947-7980 Trunnell Insurance Services Will Help You Find the Right Auto Insurance for Your Driving Needs Most insurance companies are more worried about your driving habits due to distracted driving. So, the best option is usually a telemetrics system that monitors your driving habits, via an app on your phone or a adapter in your car. There may be other options depending on your carrier. Under 7500 Miles If you put less that 7,500 miles on your vehicle you may be eligible for a low millage discount. Exact millage varies by insurer, but most offer some kind of discount. You’ll usually need to account for the low millage with odometer reading or some type of telemetry that tracks your driving. Super Low Miles, Like 2500 For super low millage drivers, you need to sign up for one of the telematic programs where it monitors your driving for 60-90 days. This verifies your driving habbits and can dramaticall lower your premium.

Have You Received a Non-Renewal Notice from Your Insurer?

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Have You Received a Non-Renewal Notice from Your Insurer? Getting a non-renewal notice from your insurance company can sting. And you probably have a lot of questions…like why?  Could this be your fault because of some action? What does it mean for my insurance moving forward? Trunnell Insurance Services is hear to help. Give us a call and we will provide a free consultation on why your insurance was not renewed and what your options are moving forward. Call For More Information – 630-947-7980 Trunnell Insurance Services Will Help You Find New Insurance that Fits Your Needs and Budget. Non-Renewal Notice is Generally Mailed but Could Be Emailed. The most common reason for a non-renewed policy is too many claims on the policy, a poor driving record, or moving to a different state. Your notice should specify the reason. Your first step should be to call your insurer or agent and talk to them. There may have been a mistake or issue that can be resolved. If that doesn’t work call us. Trunnell Insurance Services can help you navigate the insurance landscape and find a policy that fits your needs. 

Moms Network Show on Teen Drivers

Anthony Appears on NCTV17’s Moms Network Talking About Teen Drivers Check out Anthony’s latest TV appearance talking to the MOMs Network at NCTV17 about teen drivers. They cover a lot of topics dealing with teen drivers. Call For More Information – 630-947-7980 https://vimeo.com/402587257 Anthony touches on a number of topics related to teen drivers. The discussion includes topics like; how life changes with a teen driver, what are the types of risks associated, and what insurance companies look at. Check out NCTV17’s page with the video and article.

Will My Homeowners Insurance Cover My Mortgage?

Will My Homeowners Insurance Cover My Mortgage? We are getting calls asking if their mortgage loss of use coverage on homeowners policy? It is not a direct incident, so homeowners’ policies do not cover your mortgage. If your house burns down and you need to live in a hotel, it would cover that, but not your mortgage, that would still be due on your home loan. Call us anytime with questions. Call For More Information – 630-947-7980 Loss of Use for Homeowners Policy Homeowners policies only provide coverage for moving to temporary housing when your home can’t be used. The question, Will my cover my mortgage or rent if I can’t pay it. No, most insurance policies will not cover your mortgage or rent.