An insurance agency representing the Erie Insurance Group, AJR Insurance, LLC, conforms to their value of the Golden Rule: treat others as you would like to be treated. Our ideal of always keeping in mind the interests of our clients truly sets us apart from other agents.
In keeping with the Golden Rule, at AJR Insurance our priority is to provide our individual clients or business owners with an honest assessment of their needs and exposures through personal consultations and case reviews. You’ll be certain that you’re being offered the most affordable products for your specific situation, but most importantly, you’ll know that your interests are protected.
AJR Insurance represents several different insurance companies and offers a wide variety of products from the Property and Casualty, and Life and Health Industries. We provide auto, home, life, and business insurance for all of Maryland.
Recent News & Updates
A Retailer’s Guide to Loss Prevention
Posted: November 19, 2024
More than $112 billion was lost to retail shrinkage in a recent year, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF). Retail loss, or “shrinkage” as it is commonly called, is a severe problem in the United States. A retailer loses a certain amount of inventory due to damage, employee theft, and shoplifting. These losses affect your business’s bottom line and your livelihood. In a world...
Driving Safety Tips as Daylight Savings Ends
Posted: November 16, 2024
Fall and the end of daylight savings time is upon us once again. As the clocks are turned back an hour, you can expect your normal sleeping patterns to be disrupted for about a week before they return to normal, as the amount of sunlight in a day is less. Driving to work or around town could be just that much more challenging. Here are some...
What Is a Lienholder?
Posted: November 15, 2024
If you've recently purchased a car and are wondering why you haven't received the title yet, you're not alone. For many first-time car buyers, this can be a bit of a surprise, but in many states, the buyer does not receive the title until the auto loan is paid off. Until then, the title is often held by an entity known as a “lienholder.” A...