The Expert Podcast

So depending upon what business you’re in or what industry you have as a profession, you may not have heard about cyber insurance too much. I’m sure you’re familiar with the phrase. It’s insurance that covers losses that have to do with technological things like hacking, ransomware that kind of thing. But you probably don’t think of it as the primary type of insurance that a business would have. However, according to many industry experts, cyber insurance is going to be the leading type of insurance in the future.

We’ve talked before about the shortage of construction workers being a factor in that industry and the contracting industry but in the insurance industry, it’s also creating a lot of problems in some possible chronic delays in higher costs for insurance claims. This is something that hasn’t really been urgent or a crisis factor as of yet, but in the next year or two, it could be a big deal.

So what constitutes a fraudulent conveyance? Fraudulent conveyance is a legal term used by attorneys or in the court to identify payments or transfers or hidden assets that were sent away from somebody who’s trying to hide assets.

In this episode, we'll discuss examples of fraudulent conveyance from cases we've encountered in the past. Keep in mind, we're not attorneys nor are we giving legal advice.

Are you using the Vermont registration loophole to get a title for your vehicle? If so, you may be wondering about the VIN verification process. In this episode, we'll discuss the VIN verification process to determine if you need it for your application and who is authorized to perform this type of request.

Just when it started to look like EV charging was going to be a problem, NASA, of all institutions, may have a solution. In this episode, we'll discuss the NASA technology that may be used to power electric vehicles in less than 5 minutes.

How much does a surety bond for a vehicle title cost? Oftentimes, it's a lot less money than you may think. In this episode, we'll discuss the true cost of a surety bond, when you can and can't use a bonded title, and where to get a surety bond for a vehicle title.

One of the biggest hidden risks to the current housing market is that there are a lot of people that are living in homes that they own that they can’t move from, they’re locked in. This locked-in effect is going to have more to do with what happens with the real estate market in the next three-four years than any other factor, not mortgage rates not prices. Its people are locked into their homes. Why is that the case?

By now we’ve all seen this story where the state of California is banning the sale of new gasoline-powered cars in about 10-12 years in 2035. It seems like a long way away and it sort of is, but it’s a pretty significant change, right? This story is not about the ban, it’s about what happened a couple of days later.

What is the difference between tracing assets and searching for assets? In this episode, we'll explain the difference between the two and how they both play an important role in determining the value and verifying assets.

What is title-washing?

You may not have heard of it before, but it's a scam that is becoming more and more common in the vehicle titling industry. In this episode, we'll discuss a recent title-washing scam out of Pennsylvania that was busted for fraud and give tips to ensure you aren't accidentally partaking in title-washing.