About Insurpedia
What this is
Insurpedia is an independent educational resource about insurance, organized around the real-life events that make people need to think about it (getting married, buying a home, becoming a landlord) instead of around insurance products or jargon.
We don’t sell insurance, we’re not an insurance agency, and we don’t recommend specific insurers. When a lesson mentions a company by name, it’s to cite a publicly available rate or discount figure for comparison, not an endorsement.
Who is behind Insurpedia
Co-Founder & Head of Product · Author
An insurance publishing veteran and technology founder with over 17 years of experience in insurance education and commercial risk compliance. Ofir writes the site’s lessons, terms, and scenarios.
Insurance Advisor · Licensed insurance agent
A licensed insurance agent and agency owner with over a decade of experience across commercial insurance, claims, and insurance content. Nathan advises on the accuracy of Insurpedia’s insurance content.
The platform is built by Amit Parpara, co-founder (engineering).
Ofir is an insurance publisher and compliance-platform founder, not a licensed insurance agent. Insurpedia provides general education and does not replace advice from a licensed professional in your state.
Every page names its author, so if something here is wrong there is a specific person to tell. The editorial policy sets out how topics get picked, how AI is used in drafting, what the dates on each page mean, and what this site will not publish.
Professional review
Insurpedia’s insurance advisor, Nathan Weller, is a licensed agent. He has not yet reviewed individual pages, so no page currently claims a licensed review. Pages he reviews will say so in their byline, with his license and the date.
A review credit appears only on a page that has actually been reviewed, because an implied review would be worse than none.
How lessons are written
Each lesson is researched against publicly available consumer-facing sources (insurer guidance pages, consumer-finance publications, and state insurance-department data) and cross-referenced across multiple sources before publishing. Sourcing notes are included at the bottom of every lesson.
Insurance is regulated at the state level, and what your policy actually covers comes down to its specific wording. Insurpedia is meant to help you ask better questions and understand your options, not to replace advice from a licensed professional in your state. See professional review above for where the site stands on that today.
Corrections
If something in a lesson is inaccurate or out of date, we want to know. Insurance rules and rates change, and educational content about them has to keep up. Reach us at hello@insurpedia.org. How corrections are handled once they arrive is set out in the editorial policy.