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Why hire a freelance travel insurance writer?
There’s nothing worse than taking financial losses from a trip cancellation, delay, or mistake. Everything from missing luggage to cancelled plans can create chaos, and the global coronavirus lockdowns of 2020 exacerbated the problems. Flight cancellations spiked in March and April 2020, encompassing nearly half of all flights during that time frame. This is why the CARES Act contained provisions to help airlines survive the catastrophic economic failure.
Experienced travel insurance writers have heard all of the best and worst stories related to travel. We’re active travelers ourselves and keep up with all matters of air, sea, and road travel. We can explain what travel insurance is and why it's necessary for any type of seasonal, holiday, personal, or even business trip.
Contact Scripted to hire experienced insurance writers who can create top-quality content for you today.
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Read Sample Travel Insurance Blog Posts
The best way to find the perfect travel insurance content writer for your business is to read writing samples they have published in the past. All Scripted writers offer writing samples to potential clients to showcase their talent and experience. Check out these blog posts from a few of our travel insurance writers:
5 Ways AI Will Change the Insurance Industry
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Whether you are just starting out trying to decide whether to buy a new or used car or retiring and deciding between the new or used motorhome or boat for your hobby, not only are the choices endless but the insurance costs of those decisions vary tremendously as well. What type of car or boat? Where to buy it? What do you want on it? What shape is it in? What color? You know, the basics. Isn't that how you look for a car these...
Read MoreWhat Companies Buy Life Insurance Policies
When life insurance policy owners first learn about the option to sell their policy to a third party as an immediate source of cash, they often wonder what kind of companies, or investors, would want to buy the policy.
Hedge funds, banks, insurance companies, and even pension funds are active investors in the life settlement arena. Life settlements represent a solid addition to a diverse portfolio for investors in today's marketplace.
Life settlement regulations
Providers must acquire and maintain the proper provider licenses for their state. About 90% of the U.S. population is protected by life settlement regulations and...
Read MoreDo You Still Need Life Insurance If You Have No Children?
According to the industry trade group LIMRA, about 35 million U.S. households do not have life insurance. Although many people think they do not need life insurance as they have no children depending on them, there are actually many reasons for even childless people to invest in life insurance. Protect Your Partner You might not think of your partner as your financial dependent, particularly if they have their own income, but are you sure that your partner could meet all your joint financial obligations if your income was suddenly removed? Mortgages are a particular concern for many couples, as the...
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