http://www.yukoninsuranceagency.com/blog/View Yukon Insurance Agency, Inc.'s Website Blogen-uspostmaster@www.yukoninsuranceagency.comInsurance Website Builder - www.insurancewebsitebuilder.comurn:uuid:c0f3350e-a9f0-4136-838f-23d86697b28eurn:uuid:e0c0ae1d-199c-438c-bc78-1559e17a7029It's taken some time. Actually, it's taken way too much time. &nbsp;However; Yukon Insurance finally has a new website. &nbsp;I am very proud of this website, however; there are bound to be some things that still need to be tweaked, updated, fixed, e...Fri, 09 Jul 2010 13:36:23 -0500It's taken some time. Actually, it's taken way too much time. &nbsp;However; Yukon Insurance finally has a new website. &nbsp;I am very proud of this website, however; there are bound to be some things that still need to be tweaked, updated, fixed, etc. &nbsp;If you do encounter any problems, please... PLEASE.. let me know. (info@YukonInsuranceAgency.com)<br /> <br /> Now, let me give you some basic highlights of what this site can do FOR YOU!! &nbsp;First, you can submit a request for a quote right from the site (&nbsp;http://www.yukoninsuranceagency.com/category.aspx?id=QUOTE ). &nbsp;These forms are secure, and completely confidential. &nbsp;Fill out the forms, wait.. and you will be rewarded with a customized quote that was figured just for you. &nbsp;Second; you can request changes to your policy, order id cards, even let us know about a claim. &nbsp;Just use the navigation menu on the left side of the screen, to navigate to the type of policy (auto, home, etc) and click on the function you need. &nbsp;How's that for simple? &nbsp;Third, you can refer a friend (&nbsp;http://www.yukoninsuranceagency.com/refer.aspx) &nbsp;just enter the information, and we'll take care of the rest. &nbsp;<strong><em>Remember... all referrals that result in a new, first time client to Yukon Insurance will net you a $2.00 bill!! &nbsp;&nbsp;<br /> <span style="font-weight: normal; font-style: normal;"><br /> There are tons of other features to be found on this new site. &nbsp;For instance, on the home page, you can link directly to our Twitter account, to see what we've been tweeting about, and to "Follow" us. &nbsp;OR link to our Facebook Fanpage. &nbsp;We would love for you to become a fan of Yukon Insurance on Facebook. &nbsp;And, don't forget to keep up with all of our crazy antics on YouTube. &nbsp;<br /> <br /> Please take a few minutes to look over the site. &nbsp;Remember; this is YOUR site. &nbsp;<br /> <br /> Henry Israel Jr., CIC<br /> 405-354-0330<br /> Henry@YukonInsuranceAgency.com</span></em></strong>urn:uuid:69b8b3a6-2a8b-42cb-83fd-8ea38e44296dOf course you do, and that's exactly what I have been doing for all my clients the last 19 years from this very location. I will do the same for you, and I'll even make it super easy for you. Just send me a note with the dates your current auto/home/...Sun, 13 Jun 2010 15:10:06 -0500<div>Of course you do, and that's exactly what I have been doing for all my clients the last 19 years from this very location. I will do the same for you, and I'll even make it super easy for you. Just send me a note with the dates your current auto/home/motorcycle<wbr></wbr>/boat/RV policy(s) renew. That's it. I'll contact you a few weeks before to get a little bit of information, then I'll show you how I can save you money without compromising on service, or coverage. As a bonus.. you get me working for you as your agent.</div> <div><br /> </div> <div>Email: Henry@YukonInsuranceAgency.com</div> <div><br /> </div> <div>follow us on&nbsp;<a href="http://twitter.com/yukoninsurance" style="color: #473624; text-decoration: underline;">twitter</a></div> <div>become a&nbsp;<a href="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Yukon-OK/Yukon-Insurance-Agency-Inc/125759931689" style="color: #956839; text-decoration: underline;">Facebook</a>&nbsp;fan</div>urn:uuid:d2d1ee3e-b07e-4d44-860c-011817763b0aHow many times have you used the words "full coverage" to describe auto insurance. When you purchased your new vehicle, did the car lot, or the bank/credit union tell you that you must carry "full coverage" on it? We all use the term "full coverage",...Sun, 13 Jun 2010 15:08:27 -0500How many times have you used the words "full coverage" to describe auto insurance. When you purchased your new vehicle, did the car lot, or the bank/credit union tell you that you must carry "full coverage" on it? We all use the term "full coverage", even I have let the phrase slip out a time or two. However; in all actuality there really is no such thing as "full coverage". Some night when you are wide awake, and trying to find a way to fall asleep, read your auto insurance policy. That booklet of legal jargon that makes most peoples head spin in confusion. You will not find the phrase "full coverage" anywhere. <div><br /> </div> <div>The main problem with the phrase, is that it means different things to different people. To some, when they say "full coverage" they only want the least amount of coverage that is required by law, and by the lending institution. To others, it means they want it all. They want roadside assistance, towing, the absolute lowest deductible, or no deductible if possible, the highest liability limits, etc.</div> <div><br /> </div> <div>So, when you tell your agent you want "full coverage" he/she should take the time to ask you what that means to you. If they don't, how do you know they have your interests in mind?</div>urn:uuid:4757283f-a714-43fb-9d09-e56ddc20fe83Every day someone asks me what "Uninsured Motorist" coverage is. Some people think that if they add "Uninsured Motorist" coverage to their auto insurance policy, it means that anyone can drive the vehicle. Others, instead think that it will fix their...Sun, 13 Jun 2010 15:06:24 -0500Every day someone asks me what "Uninsured Motorist" coverage is. Some people think that if they add "Uninsured Motorist" coverage to their auto insurance policy, it means that anyone can drive the vehicle. Others, instead think that it will fix their vehicle if they are involved in an accident with an uninsured driver. In reality, neither of these has anything to do with "Uninsured Motorist" coverage. <div><br /> </div> <div>In Oklahoma "Uninsured Motorist" coverage is an optional coverage you can purchase as part of your automobile insurance policy. This coverage will pay for the medical bills of you and/or your passengers if you are involved in a motor vehicle collision that is&nbsp;<em>not your fault</em>when the at fault party does not have any, or have enough insurance to cover your (and your passenger's) medical bills. In Oklahoma, "Uninsured Motorist" coverage does not provide any physical damage coverage for your vehicle.</div> <div><br /> </div> <div>A lot of people now ask me how this is different from "Medical Payments". That is a longer discussion I'll tackle at a later time. Let's just say that "Uninsured Motorist" must have a collision to trigger the coverage, where "Medical Payments" does not.</div>