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Wunderite Powers Digital-First Model for Independent Insurance Agencies
WunderiteFebruary 10, 2021 GMT
BOSTON, Feb. 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Wunderite, provider of an intuitive, customer-facing platform for independent insurance agencies, is pleased to announce a partnership with digital-first insurance agency Dremca which highlights how agencies can collaborate with insurance carriers to automate processes and deliver a more modern purchase experience for customers.
Dremca’s first product, an inland marine policy, is designed for individuals and businesses purchasing small equipment, including tractors, utility vehicles, and skid steers, and is underwritten by Acadia Insurance (Acadia), a Berkley company. Dremca’s inland marine policy is available today in Massachusetts and will soon be available in Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
Upcoming events at the Leominster Public Library
Leominster Champion
Craft Kits to Go: Week of Feb. 1
The Dr. Martin T. Feldman Children’s Room at the Leominster Public Library is offering the following Craft Kits to Go, with reservations beginning at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 1:
• Everyday Origami Booklets: This kit contains paper and instructions to create 12 origami animals. This kit is appropriate for children aged 6 and up.
• Rainbow Lacing Craft Kit: This kit contains everything you need to create a colorful rainbow with laces and beads. This kit is appropriate for children aged 5 and up.
• Monster Vision Glasses: This kit contains everything you need to create a fun pair of foam glasses. This kit is appropriate for children aged 3 and up.
Managing your finances is self-care.
Taking time to care for your body and mind is crucial for your overall health. Whether it’s sipping a green smoothie, doing yoga or reading a drugstore paperback in the bathtub, a good self-care routine prevents illness and injuries and promotes a general sense of wellbeing.
But one area of self-care that you might be neglecting? Your finances.
Especially now, amid a global pandemic that’s turned people’s financial lives upside down, it’s crucial to reclaim some control over your financial life.
“Focusing on your finances is a form of self-care,” said Jamila Souffrant, a Digital Federal Credit Union partner and budgeting expert. She explained that money can be an overwhelming part of people’s lives, especially when it feels like there’s more going out than coming in. Incorporating money management into an overall self-care routine can help restore a sense of order.
Upcoming events at the Leominster Public Library
Leominster Champion
Craft Kits to Go: Week of Jan. 25
The Dr. Martin T. Feldman Children’s Room at the Leominster Public Library is offering the following Craft Kits to Go, with reservations beginning at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 25:
• Velvet Art Kids Apron: This kit will provide a canvas apron decorated with fruits and vegetables which you can color in using markers or paint. Then, wear it in the kitchen, workshop or while doing crafts to keep your clothes clean. These aprons are sized for children aged 4-7.
• Velvet Art Fabric Llama Pouch: This kit will provide a zippered pouch with a llama and lots of polka dots for you to color using makers or paint. Then, store pencils, crayons or other treasures inside of it. This kit is appropriate for children aged 5 and up.
The law firm Mirick O’Connell has always had a business focus, known for specialty areas including commercial lending, business litigation, employment and real estate. That means it’s been an especially busy past year, with attorneys guiding clients through a range of tricky questions.
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First it was guidance on layoffs and furloughs as the coronavirus pandemic began. Then it was how to allow employees to work remotely, or how to manage new regulations on how many people could be inside a business at a given time. Now, it can be a matter of whether businesses can or should require employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19. The state’s new Paid Family and Medical Leave law went into effect with the start of the year, giving businesses something else to figure out.