Insurance Talk Texas
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Insurance Talk Texas is the go-to podcast for anyone looking to understand the ever-changing world of insurance across the Lone Star State. Hosted in partnership with AR Schell & Son Agency—Collin County's oldest independent insurance agency, serving Texans since 1930—this show brings expert insights, practical advice, and real-world stories to help individuals, families, and businesses make informed insurance decisions. Each episode breaks down complex topics like auto, home, business, and life insurance into easy-to-understand conversations, while also covering emerging issues like flood coverage, liability protection, and risk management in Texas’s unique climate and economy. Whether you’re a first-time policyho...
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