Working Remotely: How Employees can be Successful and Stay Productive
By Daniel Steinzeig Some may love it, some may hate it, but working from home is quickly becoming the norm for jobs worldwide. COVID – 19 put a strain on jobs and businesses in almost every profession and caused many employees to shift to remote workplaces. Studies show that before the COVID – 19 pandemic,…
Read MoreFive Ways to Avoid a Deer on the Road
By Sarah Fichter According to US News, “more than 1.5 million deer-vehicle collisions occur each year across the U.S., resulting in 150 fatalities and tens of thousands of injuries.” More than ever, individuals in society need to know the facts and precautions to avoid making this situation a reality. Here are five ways to protect…
Read MoreHow to Stay Safe Driving in Storms & Tornadoes
By Taylor Swyers It is preferable to refrain from driving in a thunderstorm or tornado, but sometimes life and timing make that impossible. Thunderstorms often occur during the spring and summer; check the radar during these months to avoid getting caught in a storm. If circumstances find you out on the road in these conditions,…
Read MoreTips for Preventing Identity Theft
By Kaleigh Helm Technology impacts almost everyone’s lives in many ways. However, while technology brings an array of benefits, there are also downsides that people may not think about regularly. Identity theft is prevalent, and it occurs when your personal information is compromised, used to commit fraud, make purchases, use your credit cards, take over…
Read MoreDon’t Let the Spring Rain Catch You Off Guard
By: Lindsey Morin We’ve all heard the saying, “April showers, bring May flowers,” but what if there was another side to the rain? Many homeowners fail to realize that their homes have small cracks in their roofs, basements, and gutters, leading to water damage in and outside of the house over time. Rain typically doesn’t…
Read MoreMoooove Over: It’s National Farm Animal’s Day
By Lindsey Morin It’s always fun to see cows while driving down that two-lane highway, and some of us may even roll down the windows and moo. Little piglets warm people’s hearts and account for many great family movies. Goats took the world by storm by participating in yoga classes. Children sing about a farmer…
Read MoreSales Professional
Our Insurance Division is searching for an experienced, confident, full-time sales professional to join our team. The position will occasionally work from one of our SE Kansas offices, but primarily be able to have the opportunity to work from home. Our ideal candidate can reside anywhere in the SE Kansas area including, Kansas City, Topeka,…
Read MoreTips for Data Privacy
By Kaleigh Helm With the frequency of daily data breaches every day, people have become desensitized to the effect a data breach can cause on an individual or business. Just one company data breach can affect millions of people. In the first month of 2019, a data breach exposed more than 772,000,000 email addresses and…
Read MoreHow to Fix Your Credit Score
By Alyssa Hurley Are you trying to qualify for a mortgage loan? Maybe you are buying your first car? Of course, a good credit score is a crucial component of qualifying for a loan. However, if you have hit hard times, made a few financial mistakes or simply don’t have any credit history yet, there…
Read MorePut the Happy in Happy St. Patrick’s Day with a Designated Driver
Picture this: it’s St. Patrick’s Day, and you go out with all your friends. Next thing you know, you have had a few too many drinks. Sure, you could grab your keys and drive yourself home, but is that smart? Designated drivers may be the barrier between life and death. The higher your blood alcohol…
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