Posts by Caitlin Diaz
The Top 5 Benefit Trends Employers Are Adopting in 2025
In today’s competitive job market, offering a basic health plan is no longer enough. Employees want more—and in 2025, the most successful companies are listening. If you’re wondering how to enhance your employee benefits strategy, start with these top five benefit trends employers are adopting in 2025. They’re not just perks—they’re essentials for retention, satisfaction, and…
Read MoreHomeowners Insurance in 2025
By SIA Group | 5 min read | Published August 11th, 2025 From higher premiums to stricter underwriting, homeowners insurance in 2025 is evolving fast. If you haven’t reviewed your policy recently, you might be at risk for gaps in coverage—or paying more than you should. Let’s break down what’s changing, why it matters, and what you can…
Read MoreWhy Commercial Property Claims Are Rising in 2025—and How to Stay Ahead
By SIA Group | 4 min read | Published August 6th, 2025 As we move through 2025, commercial property owners are facing a sharp uptick in insurance claims. From weather-related damage to vandalism and water loss, the risk landscape is shifting—and premiums are rising to match. If your business relies on brick-and-mortar locations, understanding this trend…
Read MoreCommon Auto Insurance Application Mistakes to Avoid
By SIA Group | 4 min read | Published July 28th, 2025 Don’t Let Small Mistakes Cost You Big Applying for auto insurance may seem like a routine task. However, small errors on your application can lead to big consequences—such as denied claims, unexpected rate hikes, or policy cancellations. Fortunately, many of these mistakes are easy…
Read More2025 Midyear Market Update: General Liability Insurance
By SIA Group | 🕒 4 min read | Published July 14th, 2025 As we move into the second half of 2025, the general liability insurance market is showing continued signs of stabilization. After years of hardening conditions driven by increasing claim severity and rising litigation costs, many policyholders are now seeing modest rate increases and healthy…
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