Auto insurance can provide ongoing financial security, but that does not mean you can simply set it and forget it. Adjusting various details of your policy may be necessary over time, including who is listed on it.
Whether you’re building a new home addition, adding a feature like a swimming pool, redoing a bathroom or upgrading an electrical system, understanding and addressing possible renovation risks is critical.
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in soil, rocks and water. Since the air pressure in a typical home is lower than the pressure in the soil around the foundation, the home acts like a vacuum and draws radon in through cracks in the foundation.
As winter ends and temperatures begin to rise, the accumulating water from melting snow and ice—also known as snowmelt—can lead to significant property damage. Don’t let snowmelt wreak havoc on your home. Review the following guidance for snowmelt prevention recommendations.
Homeowners insurance is one of the most essential types of coverage acquired and maintained by Americans. Moreover, it may now be more critical than ever as claims costs continue to rise.
Although vehicles in general are attractive items for criminals to steal, recent data from the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) confirms that certain vehicle models are hotter commodities for thieves than others.
During the holiday season, it's often easier to shop online to find gifts for your loved ones. But while online shopping can save you a trip to the store, it also comes with cybersecurity risks.
Living an eco-friendly lifestyle minimizes the negative impact you have on the natural world by contributing to reduced waste, conserved energy and lowered carbon dioxide emissions. Abiding by green principles is not only good for the planet—it can also help you stay healthy and save money. Consider implementing the following eco-friendly living tips within your home.
A small boat, such as a canoe or other un-motorized boat, is typically covered under the personal property portion of your homeowners insurance policy. If you own a larger, faster boat, you'll need a separate boatowners insurance policy. A typical boatowners insurance policy is designed to protect your boat, motor, equipment, and passengers. It affords similar coverages to those you typically have for your car including:
Though owning a pool can allow you, your family and your friends to cool off in the summer heat, it also comes with serious responsibilities. After all, swimming pools can present significant safety hazards and potential liability risks. As such, consider these precautions to make sure your friends and family can enjoy your pool safely.
