Insurance fraud hits everyone in the wallet

Insurance fraud costs Americans more than $300 billion every year — about $933 for every person. For a family of four, that adds up to nearly $3,800.

Fraud takes many forms, from fake insurance companies to consumers exaggerating claims, and it drives up rates for everyone. In this article, we share what you need to know about insurance fraud, how to recognize red flags, and how to protect yourself.

Consider cyber insurance to protect against hackers

Cyberattacks are becoming an everyday threat, as the recent incident in Waxhaw reminds us. Even with strong passwords and IT defenses, criminals can still find a way in.

This article looks at how cyber liability insurance can help businesses, governments, and even individuals manage the financial risks of these attacks — and why it’s worth reviewing your options now.

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Beyond the Badge: NCDOI Criminal Investigations Division Supports Special Olympics

Each year, our NCDOI Criminal Investigations Division is proud to participate in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics North Carolina! We carry the Flame of Hope alongside law enforcement agencies across the state, helping to raise awareness and funds for these amazing and inspiring athletes.

We hope you'll join us to support the Special Olympics NC year-round through our blood drives, fundraisers, and by cheering on the athletes!

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Insurance and the Military: What Service Members and Families Need to Know

Military life brings unique insurance challenges, from health and life coverage to protecting your home, car, and belongings during deployment. Policies can vary widely, and details like renewal dates, vacancy clauses, and acts-of-war exclusions can create costly surprises if overlooked. In this article, we outline key tips to help service members and their families make informed insurance decisions — and share where to turn for trusted guidance.