The One Thing Most Homeowners Skip (And Wish They Hadn’t)
If your home was gone tomorrow, could you tell your insurance company everything that was in it? Most homeowners couldn’t. Here’s the five-minute habit that changes that, room by room.
Who Actually Owns Your Insurance Company? In Missouri, the Answer Has Never Mattered More.
Price and name recognition aren’t the only things worth asking about an insurance company. There’s a deeper question: who does this company actually answer to? And the answer explains a lot about what’s happening in the industry right now.
Spring Doesn’t Play Nice in Missouri
Spring in Missouri is beautiful — but it also brings some of the most unpredictable weather in the country. With nearly half of our state’s 45 annual tornadoes touching down between April and May, now is the time to make sure your home and farm are ready. The team at CFM Insurance has put together some practical tips to help you protect what matters most this storm season.
My House Survived Winter: Now What?
Before you fully switch into spring mode—windows open, grill uncovered, lawn waking up—it’s a good time to give your home a quick post-winter check-in. After all, it’s been through a lot these past few months.
Leadership in Practice: A Conversation with Chairman of the Board, Marla Zirkle
Strong leadership isn’t loud — it’s intentional. In this Leadership Day feature, CFM Chairman of the Board Marla Zirkle shares her perspective on collaboration, mentorship, integrity, and the importance of leading with authenticity.
Why Long-Term Thinking Matters More Than Ever in Insurance
Everything feels fast right now.
We make decisions in seconds. We expect answers immediately. We’re used to quick fixes, constant updates, and the pressure to keep up with whatever’s new or next. That pace has found its way into almost every corner of life — including insurance. But insurance was never meant to work overnight. At its core, insurance exists to protect people over time.