Safety Tips
One State, Every Corner: How Far Montana’s Own Carrier Actually Reaches
Montana is enormous. Roughly 147,000 square miles separate the Bitterroot Valley from the badlands near Miles City, and the risks that matter in one corner of the state barely register in another. A carrier built for Montana has to actually reach all of it, not just the population centers along the interstate. Sixty Locations, One…
Read More“Farmers Union” Isn’t Just for Farmers: Setting the Record Straight
The name alone leads a lot of people to the wrong conclusion. Hear “Farmers Union Insurance” and it’s natural to assume the company only writes policies for farms and ranches, or that you’d need to join some kind of union to get covered. Neither is true, and the gap between the name and the reality…
Read MoreInformative graphic on wildfire preparedness for Montana homeowners during wildfire season
Every summer, Montana homeowners watch the sky for smoke. Whether you live in the Flathead Valley, along the Rocky Mountain Front, or anywhere near the wildland-urban interface, wildfire risk is no longer a once-in-a-decade concern. It’s an annual planning item, and your homeowners insurance policy should be part of that plan. Here’s what to know…
Read MoreApril in Montana: Spring Into the Season with Insurance That Fits Your Needs
April is when Montana begins to come alive. Warmer temperatures, longer days, and greener pastures signal the start of a busy season for homeowners, farmers, ranchers, and outdoor enthusiasts. It’s also an ideal time to give your insurance policies a seasonal review and prepare for the months ahead. Inspect Your Home After Winter Winter weather…
Read MoreMarch in Montana: Get Ready for Spring with an Insurance Checkup
March is a season of transition across Montana. Snow begins to melt, roads become muddy, calving season gets underway for many ranchers, and homeowners start preparing for warmer weather. As the seasons change, it’s also a great time to review your insurance coverage and prepare for the months ahead. Prepare for Spring Weather Montana’s spring…
Read MoreFebruary in Montana: Why Winter Is the Perfect Time to Review Your Insurance
February in Montana often brings some of the coldest temperatures of the year. Snow-covered roads, frozen pipes, heavy ice, and winter storms can all create unexpected challenges for homeowners, drivers, farmers, ranchers, and business owners. While you can’t control the weather, you can take a few simple steps to help protect what matters most. Here…
Read MoreDecember in Montana: A Good Time to Check What Protects You
December in Montana brings a mix of reflection and preparation. As the year winds down, winter settles in, travel picks up, and many households and businesses take stock of what they’ve added, changed, or accomplished over the past twelve months. It’s also one of the most practical times of year to review your insurance coverage…
Read MoreStaying Safe on Montana Roads This August
August is one of the busiest months on Montana roads. Between back-to-school traffic, late-summer road trips, and harvest season, Great Falls drivers see a mix of commuters, tourists, and farm equipment all sharing the highway. That makes it the perfect time to review a few safety tips—and to make sure your auto insurance is ready…
Read MoreSafe Travels: Protecting Your Identity During Vacation Season
July is the perfect time to relax, recharge, and make new memories—but as you plan your getaway, don’t forget to pack some smart identity protection habits. Summer is peak season not just for travel, but also for identity theft. Here’s how to stay one step ahead while enjoying the break you deserve: Pause the Mail,…
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