We offer our clients personal, commercial and life insurance to protect against their individual exposures. We focus on personally discussing what is best for you and then strive to get the best policy at the best price. Founded in 1880, the O'Donnell Agency is family owned and operated. Our goal is to ensure that our clients are protected from loss while offering excellent customer service. Offices in Cranford and Raritan, NJ. Contact us at (908) 272-3540. Email info@odonnellagency.com.
Thursday, December 29, 2016
PAY BY LICENSE PLATE RECOGNITION REPLACING PAID METERED PARKING ON RAILROAD AVE
PAY BY LICENSE PLATE RECOGNITION REPLACING PAID METERED PARKING ON RAILROAD AVE: The City of Summit announced effective November 21, payment by license plate recognition will replace paid metered parking on Railroad Avenue, the street adjacent to the Summit train station. With the new system, customers will purchase parking time by using the license plate number of their vehicle at a pay station located in the middle of the block. Machines will print a receipt that displays the location, machine number, start and expiration times, amount paid, and license plate. “This system results in lower set up costs, maintenance, and is more accurate and convenient,” explains Parking Services Manager Rita McNany. “In many cities, pay by plate has replaced parking meters and pay-and-display machines, generating fewer disputed tickets. You print your receipt and take it with you with no need to return to your vehicle to display it on your dashboard. Your license plate is the only identifier you need.” McNany continues: “Another advantage is that the system also allows the driver
Thursday, December 22, 2016
Lemonade Goes Nationwide—But Is It the Great Disruptor?
Lemonade Goes Nationwide—But Is It the Great Disruptor?
"People need people who can explain complicated contracts and concepts. Insurance is complicated, and no method of purchase changes that fact. Lemonade’s app doesn’t explain the intricacies of insurance like a knowledgeable agent would. Knowledgeable and professional people know how to get things done—like finding a place to stay and helping the victim recover. None of that comes from an app."
"People need people who can explain complicated contracts and concepts. Insurance is complicated, and no method of purchase changes that fact. Lemonade’s app doesn’t explain the intricacies of insurance like a knowledgeable agent would. Knowledgeable and professional people know how to get things done—like finding a place to stay and helping the victim recover. None of that comes from an app."
Monday, December 12, 2016
Saturday, October 15, 2016
Free Insurance Policy Review and Quotes
We here at O'Donnell Agency are experts working hard every day to stay on top of all these changes to find the most suitable policies available for you.
Live your life, leave your insurance to our professional staff. Call for a free review of your policies to see which of our carriers would best suit your needs.
Insurance Carrier Changes
(FALL 2016)
- The addition of MetLife as a carrier. MetLife offers personal lines and has the noted Grand Protect Product which allows one policy to cover all of your personal lines (Home, Auto, Umbrella, Jewelry,Rental Properties). Not only does this save you money but it allows for the convenience of one bill.
- Travelers now offers new rates under St. Paul which are highly competitive offering discounts for bundling the home and auto.
- Farmers of Salem & Progressive have a mutual discount program when you write auto with progressive and home with Farmers of Salem.
- Mercury Insurance also is offering a bundle discount for home and auto.
For Your Convenience You Can Get Started:
phone: (908) 272-3540
email: info@ODonnellAgency.com
quote online: www.ODonnellAgency.com
Visit one of our 3 locations (Elizabeth, Cranford, Raritan)
Hope to speak with you soon!
Regards,
Rob Griffith
PS - One thing that has not changed is we are still owned and operated by the Griffith Family. So when you come in you are sure to recognize one of us!
Monday, October 10, 2016
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Insurance News: LAWS, DISASTERS, CLAIMS, SAFETY
Insurance Laws And Regualtions are Constantly Changing
- September 29 Total Cost of Top Ten USA Disasters: $184 Billion
- September 22 Facts About Flood Insurance
- September 21 Was It Really An Automobile "ACCIDENT" or a "SCAM"
- September 16 TOP 5 Dangers to Your House
- September 13 Emergency Preparedness: How to Shut Off Water
- September 13 Pop Quiz: Will the Insurance Company Pay For it, or Not?
- September 9 Natural Disaster Response and Preparation
- September 1 Flooded Vehicles Could Flood Market
- August 30 New Jersey Supreme Court Rules on Commercial General Liablity Case
- August 19 Flood Insurance Not Enough To Cover Claims
- August 19 Settling Claims After A Disaster
- August 11 AAA Warns of Flying Debris Dangers on the Road
- August 10 Drive Safe: The Three Second Rule That Could Save your Life
- August 10 How Taking Home Inventory can Help you Recover
- August 2 History and Principles of Insurance (Benjamin Franklin)
- August 2 What Types of Insurance Do You Really Need
For Your Convenience You Can Get Started:
phone: (908) 272-3540
email: info@ODonnellAgency.com
quote online: www.ODonnellAgency.com
Visit one of our 3 locations
Hope to speak with you soon!
Regards,
Rob Griffith
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Total Cost of Top Ten USA Disasters: $184 Billion
1. Hurricane KATRINA August 2005The cost of severe weather and natural disasters are rising. Insured losses alone average $18 billion a year. pic.twitter.com/xTNTtHmJ4G— Property Casualty (@PCIAA) September 28, 2016
2. Terrorists Attack September 11,2001
3. Hurricane Andrew August 1992
4. Hurricane Sandy October 2012
5. NorthRidge,California EarthQuake January 1994
6. Hurricane IKE September 2008
7. Hurricane Wilma October 2005
8. Hurricane Charley August 2004
9. Hurricane IVAN September 2004
10. Flooding, Hail, Wind, Tornando April 2014
Friday, September 23, 2016
Thursday, September 22, 2016
Facts About Flood Insurance
Facts About Flood Insurance: In general, flood insurance is only available through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) run by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). A few private insurers offer excess flood insurance.
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Sunday, September 18, 2016
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