Jonathan Mangual

As the planting season gets into full swing, transporting farm equipment from one field to the next can happen almost every day. Check out these agricultural roadway safety tips from American Family and the University of Minnesota Farm Safety & Health Team and keep yourself and others safe when sharing the road.

With the tax deadline around the corner, we’ve put together some tips for making this your simplest tax season yet!

Unsure about which tax laws to follow as a small business owner? It can be confusing, especially for business owners who operate online and in multiple states. Here’s a breakdown of some common questions about sales tax for small businesses.

21% of teen drivers involved in a car accident were distracted by cell phones. Distracted Driving Awareness Month is a great time to remind your teen driver to silence their phone and put it out of reach when they’re behind the wheel. Can we count on you?

Slow moving vehicle (SMV) emblems are an important but sometimes overlooked safety measure. Learn how to properly mount your SMV emblem to protect you and other drivers on the road.

Are you looking to protect your farm but not sure where to start? Adding farm personal property insurance could be the solution you’re looking for. Learn more about farm personal property insurance coverage.

Are you considering becoming a landlord? We’ve got some handy tips that’ll help you make the decision and then will get you started toward owning a successful rental business.

Hiring a commercial driver for your business? Driver training is key to their success. Use these tips to establish a driver training program for your business.

We’ll help you learn safer driving habits, and get a nice insurance discount, too! Contact me today to sign up for KnowYourDrive, a program that uses smart #connectedcar technology to save you money. - Jonathan www.jonknowsinsurance.com or 770-250-0280

There’s a lot to consider when persistent rains prevent planting. Consider these tips should persistent rains prevent you from getting your crops in the ground.

As a business owner, it’s important to keep the customer data you’ve collected safe. Take these steps to protect your customer data and maintain their trust in your business!