NEWS RELEASE                                                  Westfield Insurance Foundation’s Legacy of Caring Fund Benefits Cumberland University Lebanon, TN, 06/05/2017, -- Cumberland University received a grant from Westfield Insurance Foundation thanks to the help of THW Insurance Services, LLC.  The grant is part of the Westfield Legacy of Caring program, which invites Westfield independent insurance agents to nominate a local nonprofit in the areas of disaster recovery, insurance pathways, family stability or safety.     “Thanks to the generous donation from Westfield Insurance Foundation, we can increase our efforts toward scholarship funding for Family Stability said Cumberland University.   “We have strong relationships with our agents, and we value the important role they play in their communities,” said Ed Largent, Westfield President, CEO, board chair and Westfield Insuranc ...

This time of year always brings people together. The holidays are a time for family gatherings and friends reuniting. As we find ourselves busy attending holiday parties, planning holiday gifts, and seeing loved ones, this season brings the perfect opportunity to stop and reflect on what it is that we are grateful for. Both tangible and intangible assets are important to consider during this time of reflection. Health, home, and financial security are just some of the things you may find yourself citing on your list of things to be thankful for. One of the most significant sources of gratitude for many people is the peace of mind they have for the future. By securing insurance coverage to fit your needs, you enable yourself to rest and reset when you need to, without worrying about unexpected incidents occurring that are out of your control. Life often provides us with unforeseeable chan ...

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On December 18, 2015 a federal budget bill for 2016 was passed by U.S. Congress and signed by President Obama. This bill makes significant changes to three Affordable Care Act (ACA) Taxes, and THW Insurance wants to guarantee that our clients are informed on the matter. The federal budget bill immediately went into effect, causing a two-year delay of the ACA’s Cadillac Tax until 2020, temporarily suspending collection of the health insurance providers fee until 2017, and delaying the medical devices tax for 2016 and 2017.  The Cadillac Tax, a 40 percent excise tax on high-cost group health coverage, was originally intended to begin in 2013. The tax was proposed as an incentive for businesses to select more economical health insurance plans for employees, thus raising capital to fund other ACA provisions.  The tax was designed so that if / when an employer-sponsored health plan were to ex ...