Ben Eades

I am a passionate, family and faith-driven individual. For me, one of the greatest feelings in the world is knowing I helped protect an individual or a family from some of life's worst scenarios. That is what I want to do for each policyholder in my office. I look forward to serving the town of Fortville and all of the surrounding areas. My team and I are here and ready to give our all to our customers every single day. 

When I am not helping customers, or at one of our events, I am spending time with my wife and 3 children and enjoying every moment possible!

We want to make sure you are properly protected. We do that by offering free quotes on car insurance, homeowners insurance, renters insurance, life insurance, health insurance, condo insurance, commercial insurance, business insurance, and many other types of insurance to anyone in Indiana! We take time to talk to everyone about the importance of life insurance to protect those we value most. 

Working with small business owners for their business insurance and planning needs is rewarding since I am a small business owner as well. I volunteer for the Northern Hancock Area Chamber of Commerce Board and have lived around the area my entire life. Stop in and see us, meet the team, have a snack and a drink while we talk over what matters most to you.

Winter Driving Tips:

When the roads are icy you need to avoid making sharp turns or corrections, and avoid slamming on the brakes, which could cause skidding. When approaching a hill, wait until the vehicle in front of you has reached the top before you startup. Drive steadily up the hill but avoid going too fast; that could cause you to swerve.

When the streets have snow on them, you won’t be able to stop or maneuver as quickly. When you see snow on the roads here are some steps to take.

• Don't pass snowplows or sanding trucks - they are likely trying to clear the road ahead.

• Approach intersections slowly, and brake gently to avoid skidding. If you slide, turn your steering wheel in the direction your vehicle is sliding.

• Avoid using cruise control.

• Drive slower than usual, and double the usual distance between your vehicle and the one in front of you to about eight seconds and decrease your speed by five to 10 miles per hour.

• Avoid the impulse to firmly push the brake pedal. Instead, ease off the accelerator, slowly tap the brakes to slow momentum, and eventually come to a complete stop.