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.
Anthony Visits NCTV17 Again
Anthony Trunnell Visits the Mom’s Network AT NCTV17 Once again Anthony Trunnell of Trunnell Insurance Services is back at NCTV17’s studio’s to film on of their shows. This year Anthony joined ‘The Mom’s Network” to talk about insuring teen drivers and insurance in general. The Mom’s Network invited Anthony to sit down and talk about insurance with the ladies. NCTV17 recognizes Trunnell Insurance Services as an expert in insurance and the Naperville community. The Mom’s Network, hosted by Dr. Cathy Subber is a great show full of informative discussions on topics moms in the area are interested in. There topics are wide ranging and fun, from taxes to allergies to family eating habbits, they cover a lot. Trunnell Insurance Services is happy to sponsor Naperville’s public television and Anthony has a blast each time he visits the studio. Look for Anthony’s appearance coming soon to NCTV17’s website. The Moms Network The Moms Network is hosted by Dr. Cathy Subber. With pragmatic advice, and a healthy dose of humor, the moms explore the many challenges and blessings of being a mother and a woman. NCTV17 Business Connection – What to do when you get in an accident NCTV17 Business Connection – Teen Driver Myth NCTV17 Business Connection – Full Interview
Summertime Insurance Check-In 3: Back to School
Summertime Insurance Check-In 3: Back to School With summer almost over, it is now time to think about getting back to school. Make sure your college or high school student has the right insurance coverage they’ll need at school. Call For More Information – 630-947-7980 What coverage does a student need? College Students Dorm Living Any student living in college or university housing on campus is generally covered under the parents’ homeowner’s policy. The school should also have their own coverage. Apartment Living – Off-Campus Students that rent an apartment off-campus need to have renter’s insurance. It is often best for all renters to have their own policy. While some may think that if one student in a 4-bedroom house has a policy it covers all the tenants and it may not. Auto Insurance If the school your student attends is out of town or state, you’ll need to inform your insurance provider that your student is no longer living at home and whether they have a vehicle with them. There may be a need for a change in coverage. High School Students Auto Insurance –Important – Know all the rules! Many cities and towns have specific rules on when a teenage driver can be on the road. This is often done in the form of a curfew for 16 and 17year old drivers. There are also ordinances that restrict the number and age of passengers in a vehicle driven by a teen. Check with your local government to see what the rules are in your town. Insurance Services in Naperville, DuPage, and all of the Chicagoland area. Trunnell Insurance Services serves the entire community with the best insurance services around. Auto, Home, Life, Renter’s, and more…
Teen Driver Myth – Common Mistake When There is a New Driver in the Family
Teen Driver Myth – Common Mistake When There is a New Driver in the Family Anthony Trunnell explains a myth he hears this all the time when someone is worried about the cost of insurance for a new driver. “My friend told me that I don’t need to add my teenager to the policy, they are automatically covered because the insurance goes with the vehicle.” This is NOT true. All Drivers have to be added to the policy. Trunnell Insurance Service Principle Anthony Trunnell sits down with Liz Spencer of NCTV17’s Business Connection to explain a myth he hears all the time when dealing with new teenage drivers. He explains that any driver in the household has to be listed on the policy. Someone could be excluded, but their name must be on the policy. Any person who operated the car on a regular basis (at least once a month). Your policy does cover those who are not regular drivers, like a mother who may use the car once a year. 1 out of 5 sixteen-year-old will get in an accident in their first year of driving. Make sure you have the right coverage and all your drivers are on the policy.