Greer Financial Services and Insurance

08/27/2026

Your homeowners policy and flood insurance are not the same protection.

Most standard homeowners policies typically do not cover flooding caused by rising water. That distinction matters before—not after—a major storm or heavy-rain event.

Review your current policy and ask:

* Do I have separate flood coverage?
* What are my coverage limits and deductibles?
* Is my personal property included?
* Does a waiting period apply before coverage begins?

Do not wait until water is approaching your door to discover a gap in your protection.

Request a personalized coverage review at www.greerfinancialservices.org.



Compliance note

For general educational purposes only. Coverage, availability, pricing, waiting periods, exclusions, and claim outcomes vary by policy, carrier, state, property, and circumstances. Review the applicable policy documents with a licensed insurance professional.

Sources

FEMA explains that most homeowners insurance does not cover flood damage. FEMA Flood Insurance⁠

08/26/2026

Your job may provide life insurance—but could you answer these three questions today?

How much coverage do you have?
Does the coverage continue if you leave your employer?
Would the benefit adequately protect your family?

Recent LIMRA research found that more than two in five people with workplace coverage could not confidently estimate their coverage amount. Having a policy is not the same as having enough protection.

Employer-provided insurance can be a valuable foundation, but your protection should reflect your income, debts, dependents and long-term responsibilities.

Don’t assume. Review it.

Request a personalized coverage review at www.greerfinancialservices.org.



For educational purposes only. Coverage, portability, costs and benefits vary by policy and employer plan. Individual coverage is subject to underwriting and policy terms.

08/25/2026

The email looked real.
The vendor’s name was correct.
The wire instructions were not.

Business email compromise happens when criminals impersonate executives, vendors, employees, or trusted business contacts to redirect legitimate payments.

Create one nonnegotiable company rule:

Never change banking or payment instructions based solely on an email.

Before sending money:

Call the vendor using a previously verified telephone number.
Require a second person to approve payment changes.
Document the verification.
Train employees to recognize urgent or unusual requests.

Then review whether your insurance program addresses cyber incidents, social engineering, funds-transfer fraud, business interruption, notification expenses, and recovery assistance. These exposures may be treated differently depending on the policy and endorsements.

Request a personalized business-risk and coverage review:

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For general educational purposes only. Coverage, eligibility, pricing, requirements, and claim outcomes vary by policy, carrier, state, business, contract, and individual circumstances.

08/25/2026

Storm damage can leave you wanting to clean everything up immediately. Before moving damaged property—when it is safe—document what happened.

Take wide photographs of the entire affected area.
Take close-up photographs of individual damage.
Create a written list of damaged belongings.
Keep receipts for temporary repairs and related expenses.
Contact your insurance carrier or agent promptly and follow its instructions.

Documentation does not guarantee that a claim will be covered, but it can help create a clearer record of the loss.

Before the next storm arrives, request a personalized home-coverage review from The Greer Financial Group.

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For general educational purposes only. Coverage and claim outcomes depend on the policy, cause of loss, carrier, property, state, and individual circumstances.

08/25/2026

Your car is in the repair shop after a covered loss. Now comes the question most drivers never ask until it is too late:

Who is paying for your transportation?

Rental reimbursement is generally optional. It may help with temporary transportation after a covered claim, subject to the daily and total limits shown in your policy.

It is not the same as insurance that may protect a rental vehicle you drive while traveling.

Check your declarations page before you need the coverage. Request a personalized auto-insurance review at greerfinancialservices.org.

For general educational purposes only. Coverage, eligibility, pricing, and claim outcomes vary by policy, carrier, state, and individual circumstances.

08/25/2026

Most families have considered what would happen if their income ended permanently.

Far fewer have asked what would happen if a serious illness interrupted that income for six months, twelve months, or longer—while the mortgage, utilities, groceries, and other expenses continued.

Depending on the policy, life insurance may include living-benefit provisions that allow access to part of the death benefit following a qualifying critical, chronic, or terminal illness.

That does not mean every policy provides the same benefits. The real question is:

Do you know what your current coverage can—and cannot—do?

Visit greerfinancialservices.org to request a personalized life-insurance review from The Greer Financial Group.

For educational purposes only. Policy features, costs, riders, availability, eligibility requirements, and benefits vary. Coverage is subject to underwriting and policy terms.

07/04/2026

“What if your income stopped tomorrow?”

Discover how much protection your family may actually need.

https://greerfinancialservices.org/life-insurance-calculator

The What If Calculator™ is a life insurance needs calculator built by The Greer Financial Group to help families estimate how much life insurance coverage may be appropriate for their situation. It walks through your income replacement needs, outstanding debt, education goals, final expenses, emergency fund, and legacy wishes to produce an estimated protection number — and shows you the potential coverage gap between that number and the life insurance you currently have in place. It is designed to answer a common question: how much life insurance do I need? The result is an educational starting point, not a formal recommendation.

This takes about 1 minute. Nothing you enter is required to see your result, and no contact information is needed to get started.











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