Clint Strauch, CIC named President of Florida Peninsula Insurance Company

It's tax season. Your identity is at risk more than ever.

  On March 21, 2014, Florida Peninsula Insurance Company held its 2nd Annual Fraud Conference.  This conference invited independent claims adjusters, claims attorney's and experts to discuss trends, red flags, and reporting methods to ensure the company works together with law enforcement agencies to combat insurance fraud throughout the State of Florida.  Insurance fraud costs consumers millions of dollars annually when insurance carriers pay for fraudulent claims.  This fraud causes premiums to increase throughout the state and affects the ability of some homeowners on fixed or limited incomes to go without the peace of mind of homeowners insurance. At this year's conference the following were recognized for their outstanding work to prevent fraud:  Connie Avila Scott LaRue Richard Creel Florida Peninsula insurance Company has a Special Investigation Unit, which investigates possible fraud claims in order to bring justice and retribution for monies paid out on fraudulent claims.  The unit also, visi ...

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Filing a tax return may be stressful, but imagine being unable to file your federal income tax return because someone else has already filed a fake return using your identity.

While the IRS has made considerable progress in preventing identity theft to occur, more work is needed. Fighting identity theft is an ongoing battle as identity thieves continue to create new ways of stealing personal information.

 

To ensure your security, Florida Peninsula offers identity theft protection for only $25 a year. To learn more about this and our other coverage options, please give us a call at (877) 229-2244 or visit our website.

 

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Congratulations to the SIU team for completing Another fraud arrest in Miami-Dade County

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