Wednesday, December 26, 2012When hurricanes, wildfires, winter storms, or floods fill the evening news, it is a crucial time to review your homeowners insurance policy. After disaster strikes isn't the time to wonder if you have enough coverage. Regardless of the type of home you have, or the area you live in, there is always the chance of a natural disaster destroying your home. READ MORE >>
Monday, December 24, 2012Holiday lights, jingle bells, holly berries, and tinsel on trees are just a few of the signs of the Christmas season. Decorating homes and businesses is one of the most common ways that we all enjoy the holidays. Unfortunately, these same decorations are a major cause of fires during the holidays. READ MORE >>
Saturday, December 15, 2012The holidays are a time for families to gather together over a good meal. Whether it’s a Thanksgiving feast or a Christmas dinner, consumers are using their home appliances more than ever this time of year. Unfortunately, with the increase use of kitchen stoves, heating appliances and the flammable nature of holiday decor, the risk of fire also rises. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 21, 2012For many, Thanksgiving means three things: family, pumpkin pie, and a deep fried turkey. The growing Thanksgiving trend of preparing deep fried turkey is expanding far beyond the South into homes across the country. A deep fried turkey may provide a taste that is unmatched to traditional turkey methods, but the actual frying can be extremely dangerous. READ MORE >>
Friday, August 24, 2012Getting sick on vacation can definitely ruin your plans, but being hospitalized while abroad can be financially devastating. U.S. News and World Report reported a story in 2008 of Trish Watlington who ended up in a hospital in Tortola while on a sailing trip in the British Virgin Islands. READ MORE >>
Monday, March 5, 2012With spring break just days away, many families, students and couples across the country are searching for someplace warm and sunny to spend a few days away from home. Travel insurance and medical insurance are two items most people may not pay attention to when making their packing list, but they should not be left behind. READ MORE >>
Friday, January 20, 2012Your home is most likely one of the biggest users of energy in your life. Day in and day out, your home is using energy to keep you warm in the winter, cool in the summer, heat your meals and cool your milk. It uses energy to keep your lights on, your water hot and your clothes clean. READ MORE >>
Friday, December 23, 2011In addition to pulling out the cozy blankets, getting your flu shot and turning on the furnace, there are multiple projects you can do to prepare your home for the winter from the inside out. Unless you live in Hawaii, (which is the only state that has never dipped below zero), it’s probably a good idea to give your house a winter check-up. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, December 20, 2011With the holiday travel season fast approaching, it’s important to know how to protect yourself against common travel problems that can turn your Christmas cheer into a nightmare, not to mention add more expenses to an already budget-breaking season. Here's a handy guide to help you stay clear of common travel problems: READ MORE >>
Tuesday, December 13, 2011With the average temperature in the United States dropping this month, drivers need to prepare themselves, and their vehicles for winter driving. There are many ways to prepare for Mr. Jack Frost, most of them requiring only a little awareness and a little effort. 1. There’s an App for That. READ MORE >>
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