Who is responsible for our articles?
Sizemore Insurance is responsible for everything in our Learning Center. Each reviewed article also names the licensed agent who checked it, with their title, National Producer Number (NPN) and review date.
Authors
The author is the person named on the article as responsible for its content. AI tools may help with research and drafting, as our AI Disclosure explains, but a person is accountable for the result.
Reviewers
The reviewer is a licensed insurance agent who reads the article for insurance accuracy before it is released. The reviewer checks for wrong coverage statements, missing exclusions, differences between states and insurance companies, and anything that could mislead a reader. The same person can be both author and reviewer.
We only name someone who actually reviewed that article and agreed to be named. Where we have a reviewer profile, the article links to it.
What the dates mean
- Published date: the day the article was released. New articles are released on Fridays.
- Review date: the day the agent reviewed the article. It changes only when someone actually reviews the article again.
Reviewed articles are reviewed again at least every 12 months, and sooner for topics that change quickly, like rates and storm rules.
How to report an error
Email support@sizemoreinsurance.com or call (910) 791-1011. Tell us the page and what looks wrong. We check every report. If the article is wrong, we fix it and have it reviewed again.
Questions about your own policy
An article can explain how coverage usually works, but it cannot tell you what your policy covers. An advisor can look at your policy with you.