T.N.T. (Tom's Newsletter Today)

Trivia - Do you know who said “If you think you can or think you can’t, you are right!”

T.N.T. (Tom’s Newsletter Today) Dynamic Information

Insite’s, thought’s, idea’s to share & some good information to spread.

 We are re-starting Tom’s newsletter to keep friends, clients, business partners & other’s up to date, informed and a way to communicate with you, without being invasive. Every other Thursday it will be fun-filled, uplifting, sometimes personal but never about religion or politics (that can be shared elsewhere).

About me (for those that don’t know me), small business owner for 22 years, insurance agent for 35 years. Married for (soon) 45 years to my wife, Bobbi and Dad to our amazing, adopted daughter, Danielle, who was born in Korea. I still play baseball in a 45+ men’s league, just retired from 15 years of playing in Cooperstown. Volunteer at my Rotary club (love Rotary) and stay active by going to the gym 5x a week.

 I hope you find it engaging, informative, thought provoking and just good stuff. Maybe you can learn a thing or two also. But also a platform for your questions or comments about anything I can help you with in today’s, somewhat confusing world.

 I hope to find you here and that we can learn from each other.

Question - Does my auto insurance cover me to let my neighbor borrow my car, when they do not have their own auto insurance?

Answer - Insurance follows the car, not the driver. Your insurance covers anyone you give permission to driver your car - sister, neighbor, co-worker covered. You are NOT covered (rightly so) when your car is stolen and reported stolen. Then coverage is negated because a crime was committed. But your own car insurance follows the car, not you the person.

The restaurants of Williamsville is having a Soup Stroll on Feb 22 from 12:00 - 3:00 a can’t miss event - https://willvill.com/things-to-do/

If you want to join a fun, event filled group, join G.R.O.W. Buffalo Business! https://www.facebook.com/groups/GROWBuffaloBusiness

The trivia answer is - Henry Ford.