Cynthia Scott Insurance Agency

10/08/2026

Eligible beneficiaries will receive one $90 rebate in October 2026. Most beneficiaries will receive a direct deposit for $90 on or around October 8th followed by an email or a letter from the President in mid-October. Some beneficiaries will receive a paper check for $90 from the U.S. Department of the Treasury later in October with the following accompanying message “Medicare Improvement Fund Payment; $90 Payment to Offset October Premium

09/30/2026

09/30/2026

Who can expect a $500 refund check

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09/22/2026

09/22/2026

Check your health insurance status!

09/02/2026

Getting life insurance is important.

Keeping it updated is important too.

Life changes.

Marriage.
Divorce.
Children.
Grandchildren.
Deaths.
Changing relationships.

Yet some people haven’t looked at their beneficiary designation since the day they bought the policy.

And here’s the part worth remembering: life insurance proceeds are generally paid according to the valid beneficiary designation on file, subject to the policy and applicable law—not simply based on who your family assumes should receive the money.

Coach C Tip: Make beneficiary reviews part of your regular insurance checkup, especially after a major life event.

And don’t forget to review your contingent beneficiary too.

📲 Quick homework: When was the LAST time you checked yours?

Beneficiary rules, policy provisions and applicable state/federal laws can affect how benefits are paid.

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08/28/2026

Before you hit the road this weekend… 🚗👀

Remember: The BEST insurance claim is the one you never have to file.

Slow down.
Put the phone down.
Buckle up.
Don’t drive impaired.
Give yourself time.
Get home SAFE. ❤️

08/26/2026

Hit and Runs Sucks!

08/26/2026

“Nobody saw you hit that parked car…
Are you leaving a note or LEAVING? 👀”

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Be honest. You accidentally hit a parked car and nobody saw it happen.

What do you do?

For the owner of that damaged vehicle, a hit-and-run can mean dealing with an insurance claim and potentially paying a deductible or other costs depending on their coverage and whether the other driver is identified.

Doing the right thing matters—even when nobody is watching.

Coach C Tip: Know how your auto policy handles hit-and-run damage before you’re the person walking back to a damaged car.

👇🏽 Be honest: Are you leaving your information? YES or NO?

Coverage, deductibles, uninsured-motorist provisions and claim handling vary by policy, carrier, state and circumstances.