Games Can Change Your Commute from Boring to Brilliant, plus Auto Liability Information
Posted: September 10, 2014
Three Insurance Mistakes You REALLY Don't Want to Make Sometimes we make mistakes because we don't know and don't ask. This is often the case with insurance, so here are three important general insurance mistakes to avoid: Not carrying the right policy: Just because you can buy a certain type of policy doesn't mean it's the best fit for what you want to insure, even...
Your Credit Rating Can Affect Your Insurance Premiums
Posted: July 16, 2014
Your Credit Rating Can Affect Your Premiums What factors do you believe determine insurance rates? If your answer is: At-fault accidents, violations, where you live, property value, and what you drive, you're right. You'd also be right if you mentioned other factors such as age, experience, claims history, and prior insurance coverage. But here's one you may not have guessed: Your credit history. And this...
How to Spring Clean Your Insurance Policies
Posted: May 13, 2014
How to Spring Clean Your Insurance Policies Warmer weather is finally here, and you've probably already started - if not completed - everything on your spring cleaning list. Or so you thought. In actuality, you need to do some "spring cleaning" of your insurance policies. It's one set of chores that could save you from losing everything you own - something you won't risk if...
How to Monitor Your Teen's Driving Habits, and Personal Property Coverage Info
Posted: March 11, 2014
PERSONAL PROPERTY COVERAGE... Some people think it's mandatory to have a record of all your possessions to get homeowners or renters insurance. This isn't true, but an inventory can still be a valuable tool. While the idea of going through every nook and cranny of your home and creating a record of every item likely doesn't appeal, making an inventory is a good way to...
Avoid the Grinch, and Auto Insurance Info
Posted: November 21, 2013
Deck the Halls: Think Fire Safety and Watch the Christmas Tree According to the National Fire Protection Association, 50 percent of house fires occur in December. The usual culprit? Tannenbaums. So before decorating this year's tree, consider the following: From 2006 to 2010, Christmas trees started an average 240 house fires a year, resulting in four deaths and 21 injuries, not to mention $17.3 million...
