CMS Insurance and Financial, LLP

03/31/2026

CMS Insurance & Financial ~ proud sponsor again this year at the 2026 Hugh Chatham Health Auction /Gala. The ice sculpture was amazing ! Such a wonderful fundraiser for our hospital and community.

01/20/2026

https://www.auto-owners.com/ao-blog/-/blogs/what-to-know-before-you-buy-auto-insurance-in-2026-2

Read time: 4 minutes Buying auto insurance in 2026? Or deciding whether to renew your current policy? You’re in good company. More drivers have been reviewing their coverage and comparing quotes in recent years. To help make the process easier, this guide explains what’s driving that trend and w...

01/10/2026

07/21/2025

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Built for the unexpected. You don’t buy insurance for the good days. You buy it for the bad ones. We are built to be the calm after the storm, so we can make...

10/17/2024

It’s that time of year ! Reach out to Van Shore if you are a Humana customer and have any questions. He will review your Humana plan as well as share other options with Blue Cross Blue Shield and United Health Care for 2025.

336-734-9015 Van Shore

06/03/2024

It's Contractor Fraud Awareness Week! Use these tips to avoid scams from dishonest contractors. If you think fraud is being committed, we are here to help! Contact our Criminal Investigations Division at 919-807-6840 or visit ncdoi.gov/reportfraud

06/03/2024

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey is cautioning North Carolinians to be on the lookout for door-to-door salesmen posing as agents with the N.C. Department of Insurance who seek to sell fake insurance to unsuspecting consumers.

Agents with the department’s Criminal Investigations Division have been informed of at least two recent instances of this type of activity and are currently investigating the complaints. This is the fourth time since 2020 that there have been reports of NCDOI imposter agents acting as salesmen.

Some scammers may present a business card with a logo of the department on it. The department does not sell insurance.

“If anyone approaches or calls you stating they are selling insurance and are with the North Carolina Department of Insurance, this is obviously a scam,” Commissioner Causey said. “These impersonators are trying to scare or intimidate consumers into purchasing fraudulent insurance. Our Criminal Investigations Division will work with other partnership law enforcement agencies to pursue and root out this type of activity by seeking maximum charges.”

Similarly, if a representative shows up claiming to be from Medicare and asking for your Social Security number, this is another sign of a scam.

If anyone has information regarding imposters posing as NCDOI representatives, you can report it by calling 919.807.6840 or 888.680.7684.

Be alert for Medicare fraud scammers -- NEVER share your personal information over the phone. If you have questions, our Seniors’ Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) has team members in all 100 counties to help! Learn more at https://www.ncdoi.gov/consumers/medicare-and-seniors-health-insurance-information-program-shiip/senior-medicare-patrol-program-ncsmp

12/04/2023

For some of us, RV season is coming to a close. While we anxiously await the chance to get back on the road, here are some tips for storing your vehicle outside in the winter: https://pgrs.in/Storing_RV_Winter

10/31/2023

10/31/2023