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The Weimer Group
By SmileyChick82 June 12, 2013
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The Weimer Group
By aislinnsmom June 12, 2013
The Weimer Group is a great insurance agency! Responsive and friendly. Trust them to handle your insurance. The agents are professional and personable. They explain what you need for insurance, and always take the time to talk and answer questions. - S.A. ...read more
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By capemaygirl June 12, 2013
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Full-time Licensed Commercial Insurance Agent Position Opening
Our Agency is growing! We are adding another licensed commercial insurance agent to our Perkasie Office. If you have 1 - 3 year's experience as a commercial customer service agent, please send your resume' to Michele@theweimergroup.com. We offer a great benefit package, and working conditions. Our agency has been in business since 1968, with two locations. ...read more
By The Weimer Group June 13, 2013
The Weimer Group | PA Insurance – Insurance Fraud
For PA Insurance policyholders and policyholders everywhere, insurance fraud makes victims out of insurance companies and their customers. In common terms, insurance fraud is lying to or deceiving an insurer in order to make money or to become insured. Som common fraud schemes include: “padding” (inflating the true amount of) a claim lying or hiding (concealing) important information when applying for insurance lying or hiding (concealing) important information when reporting a loss submitting false claims “staging” accidents failing to report recovered property faking theft claims committing (home or vehicular) arson for profit As a consumer, fraud should concern you since the cost is passed directly on to you in the form of higher insurance rates. You can play an important role in reducing fraud. FightingAuto InsuranceFraud Persons attempting to commit insurance fraud often do so by deceiving innocent drivers during actual accidents or by involving innocent drivers in “staged” accidents. Do the following in order to minimize this risk: Drive defensively, keeping space between you and surrounding cars. When traffic slows, begin braking before the car in front of you does. Be careful when turning into a lane that allows two or more autos to turn left at the same time. Victims of insurance fraud are often people who float across the line when turning and then are intentionally sideswiped by a person who is “staging” an accident. If you are in an accident, write down license numbers of all cars involved in the accident, get the names and contact information of all persons involved and their insurers. Count the number of passengers in the other cars and get their names, addresses and any other pertinent information. Call the police and get a police report even if the damage ins minimal. DO NOT let another driver talk you out of calling the police. Carry a disposable camera in your glove compartment or make use of a cell phones camera feature and take pictures of the damage to the vehicles and of all drivers and passengers in the cars. FightingHomeowners InsuranceFraud It is far more difficult to involve an innocent party in homeowner fraud. However, a homeowner can help himself and help deter fraudulent claims by properly maintaining their home, and by removing or repairing items that could create tripping hazards to outside parties. Also, if someone is injured in your home, be certain that you get full information and be sure that an injured person gets any needed treatment. Carefully document any incident, including all impressions about likely injury. It may also be prudent to show healthy skepticism over any information on medical bills or claims. Report suspicious actions such as a friend who asks you to store valuable property and you then find that they reported to his insurer that the property was stolen. Think of insurance fraud as money out of your pocket-because it is. According to the US Chamber of Commerce, fraud adds 25% to property and casualty insurance rates. If you are involved in an accident and you are suspicious that fraud may be involved, report it to the authorities and your insurer. Another helpful source for fraud information is the National Insurance Crime Bureau at 1-800-TEL-NICB orwww.nicb.org. Here at The Weimer Group, we want to help keep insurance costs affordable. While fraud impacts all consumers, let us make sure your policy provides you the best possible coverage at an affordable price. Contact The Weimer Group at 888.304.6678 today to learn more about the coverage options available for reliablePhiladelphia insuranceand beyond – one of our dedicatedTrusted ChoiceIndependent Agents would be happy to serve you! ...read more
By The Weimer Group May 05, 2011
Find greater passion at work - and in life
What can you do to be more productive and passionate about your work and your life? Good question. The answer can be found in asking these questions at the beginning of every day: 1. Why is it vital for me to involve myself in my work fully and passionately today? 2. How can my attitude affect the way I respond to stressful situations? 3. When do I feel most passionate: When I'm working with a customer, solving a problem for a family member, working on a project for myself, or some other time? 4. Where can I best put my passion to work? With colleagues? Customers? My family? 5. With whom do I need to spend time in order to do my best work? 6. How can I effectively align my interests and passion with what I have to do today? 7. What kind of person am I called upon to be today to best express my passion for life and work?Share your thoughts on this topic with us. We'd love your input. This article brought to you by your local Harleysville and PerkasiePA Insuranceagency, The Weimer Group. Find out why were not your typical insurance agency. ...read more
By The Weimer Group November 10, 2010