Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I make monthly payments?
- Yes, monthly payments are allowed. We also offer, on the day of your choosing, Recurring Monthly Credit Card as well as Auto-draft from your checking account.
- How do I transfer my license plate, insurance, and driver’s license to SC?
- Transferring your information to South Carolina is easy if you follow the steps below.
- Obtain South Carolina Insurance. Get a free quote.
- Take your Title to the County Auditor to pay Vehicle Property Taxes.
- Take your paid receipt from the County Auditor to your local DMV to obtain your new\
license plate and Registration.
- Transfer your Driver’s License to South Carolina. When you go to the DMV, you will need two
forms of identification in order to complete the transfer.
- How long do I have to add a new car to my auto policy?
- 30 days. However, only the coverages you currently carry transfer to the new vehicle. Furthermore, if a
police officer stops you within the 30 days, you could be ticketed for not having proof of insurance.
- Do I have to carry Comprehensive and Collision coverage on my car?
- When there is a loan on the insured vehicle, you may be required to carry comprehensive
and collision.
- My mortgage company pays my homeowner’s insurance; can I still do that with your agency?
- Yes, Millard Insurance & Financial Group makes switching your insurance companies very easy. We will send proof of insurance
to your mortgage company upon the switch, and they will follow up to make sure that the policy gets
paid. Get a free quote.
Call Bob to set up an appointment to discuss your insurance needs and to answer your questions.
Insurance Products
- Fixed and Fixed Indexed Annuities (click through to page on Annuities –3 Questions handout)
- Indexed Universal Life
- Single Premium Life
- Asset Based Long Term Care Under/Over Age 65
- Asset-Based Single Premium Life For Long Term Care
- Medigap Policies (Coverage to fill the gaps in Medicare)
- Home & Auto Insurance
- Affordable Health Care
Common Questions Bob Can Answer:
- Identifying current and future risk exposure
- Evaluating cost-effectiveness of current insurance coverage
- Planning for long-term care protection
- Ongoing review and assessment of risk in your overall plan
We represent some of the most highly regarded and financially sound companies in the industry.