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What’s Real and What’s Hype in 2026 Insurance
What’s Real and What’s Hype in 2026 Insurance
FREE DOWNLOAD GET THE 2026 REPORT Download Now It’s that time of year again when every corner of the insurance world starts rolling out bold predictions about AI, automation, and climate risk. Don’t worry, we’ll cover those too. But this upcoming year has a story that runs a little deeper.
A Payments Transformation: How ePayPolicy Solved the Time Crunch for Yorba Linda Insurance Services
Yorba Linda Insurance Services, a California-based family-owned agency celebrating its silver anniversary, understood that their family-centric, personalized service was their greatest strength. But their old payment process was a major roadblock that actively got in the way of the personalized service they wanted to provide to their insureds. Before Digital
Unlocking M&A Value: A Guide to Seamless Accounting and Tech Integration
Mergers and acquisitions have evolved beyond their traditional role in driving growth. In fact, closing an M&A deal is really just the beginning. The real success delicately hinges on how seamlessly accounting functions and technology are integrated. When it’s done right, it sets the perfect stage for efficiencies, upholding compliance,
First Insurance Funding Joins Finance Connect
First Insurance Funding has joined other insurance premium finance companies as a part of ePayPolicy’s Finance Connect feature, making their premium financing solutions for insurance companies easier to access for the industry.
The Biggest Liability in Insurance Isn’t Fraud, It’s Confusion
Have you ever listened to someone speaking a language you don’t understand? You recognize the sounds, and you know they’re forming words and sentences, but your brain just can’t make sense of them. To you, it’s just noise, yet to someone else, it’s a meaningful conversation. This disconnect hit home
Turning Payments into a Power Move with Angela Adams Consulting
The days of paper checks and endless manual data entry in insurance payments should be something we’re reading about in history books (right next to carrier pigeons and horse-drawn carts). Yet, no matter how slow or inefficient, thousands of insurance companies still rely on these methods as the foundation of
