Agent Alerts from Stuckey & Company

Stuckey & Company is pleased to announce that the company has significantly increased its presence in the High-Value Home ($1MM+) insurance market with the addition of AIG Private Client Group property and casualty insurance solutions.

The AIG program was developed to meet the unique needs of highly successful individuals in covering their distinctive or custom homes. Remarkably, about 75% of very affluent households in the US are covered through mass-market insurance companies, with policies that could leave them deeply out-of-pocket in the event of a disaster or crisis.

As Charles Williamson, president of AIG Private Client Group explains, “Many extremely affluent clients are like small companies and require services similar to those of a commercial customer.” This perspective is the basis AIG’s program, which includes benefits such as:

And this quality comes without the high price tag you might expect. AIG Private Client Group programs feature competitive pricing without sacrificing quality of service or breadth of coverage. High deductible options are also available to control costs.

Any agent representing affluent clients and covering their distinctive homes will benefit from learning more about Stuckey & Company’s newest high-value home market. Stuckey & Company has the home market covered; AIG Private Client Group coverage is offered in addition to Chubb Personal Insurance for high-value homes as well as a broad spectrum of coverage options for more traditional homeowners.

When my children were little I would wake up any time of the night if I heard even a sniffle. Amazing how nature takes care of stuff like that. Now that my boys are in college, I wouldn't wake up if a train zipped through my bedroom (knock on wood). We have a few moms here at Stuckey and Company who have wee ones at home. When Rachel, Teresa, Maggie or Holly come in to work with dark circles under the eyes, we know it's been a rough night with the little ones. This morning most of us sported dark circles because of the massive storm in the middle of the night. The thunder and lightening were really impressive, not just your typical rumble and spark show. I imagined a circus of sorts going on in the heavens where some angelic being illuminates the sky by flipping a switch off and on super fast. Then the massive lion roars like thunder and the lion tamer cracks the whip. Then there's the cannonball that fires an obnoxious "BOOM" but spits out confetti rain all over the audience of frightened children (and some adults) lying in their warm beds. I remember when my kids would wake up afraid of a storm and I'd tell them to pretend like the angels are bowling or imagine the clouds crashing into each other like bumper cars. This worked great for the occasional innocuous storm. But according to some moms around here, last night's "circus" caused a few crowded beds full of children and parents...strange though, the youngest babies slept through it. Oh, I remember the kicks in the ribs and back as my boys would somehow turn like the hands of clock while snoozing through the tail end of a rainy night. Many a stormy night I'd wake up to the cutest little toes in my face. Ah, the good old days of sore backs, dark circles and smelly feet. I tell the new moms to hang in there. One day, they'll sleep again so soundly that a circus won't even wake them up. Unfortunately, if the cannonball hits close to home and there's a power outage, neither will the alarm clock, which was why I was late to work today.