Many homebuyers dream of owning a piece of history. From charming historic districts to one-of-a-kind architectural gems, over 95,000 properties in the United States qualify for the coveted National Register of Historic Places. Historic homes are often located in sought-after neighborhoods, possess gorgeous design features, and qualify for tax credits. But these homes can be […]
Read MoreDoes Your Business Need Hired and Non-Owned Auto Insurance?
Do your employees use their personal vehicles to conduct routine work-related tasks? Maybe they use their vehicle to attend client meetings or business trade shows, or to pick up office supplies. Even if your employee has their own auto insurance policy, you may still be open to risk. But how? Most businesses purchase commercial auto […]
Read MoreHome Kitchen Fires – When To Fight and When To Flee
More fires start in the kitchen than in any other place in the home. Aside from being common, cooking fires can also be deadly. Kitchen fires caused by cooking equipment make up on average 49% of home fires, 21% of home fire deaths and 44% of home fire injuries, according to a 2014-2018 study by the National Fire […]
Read More6 Smart New Year’s Resolutions for Small Business Owners
The start of a new year is a good time to reflect on how the past year went for your small business, both the wins and the losses. A thorough, honest review can help you plan for growth and success over the next 12 months. Here are six New Year’s resolutions that can protect your […]
Read More9 Snowblower Safety Tips for Homeowners
When winter arrives, dumping inches or even feet of white stuff in your neighborhood, a snowblower can be a handy tool. While you still have to go outside and clear your property, a snowblower spares you from the back-straining (and sometimes heart-attack-inducing) labor of shoveling snow. While a snowblower can make quick work of clearing […]
Read More8 Safety Tips for Driving in the Snow.
Before winter descends on New England once again, take this quick refresher course on safe winter driving. Tip #1: Slow down. The #1 tip for driving in snow is also the most obvious: Reduce your speed. Most winter crashes are caused by drivers going too fast for the road conditions. Tip #2: Allow more room […]
Read More6 Ways To Avoid an Insurance Claim This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday, filled with food, friends and family — especially after last year’s canceled plans due to the COVID-19 shutdown. But turkey day can also bring its share of risks and accidents. Here are six tips on how to lower your chance of a Thanksgiving Day incident and possibly avoid an insurance […]
Read MoreMotorcycle Winter Storage Tips
If you live in a climate with snowy winters, you’ll most likely be putting your motorcycle away for the season. Your bike is an investment of your finances and your time, and it’s important to think about keeping it clean and safe while the weather is cold and snowy. When you prepare your motorcycle for […]
Read MoreWhat Does an Insurance Claims Adjuster Do?
A claims adjuster (also known as an insurance adjuster) investigates and determines how much your insurance company should pay you when you make a claim for damage or losses. A property and casualty adjuster investigates automobile, business and home claims. Claims adjusters may handle property claims involving damage to vehicles or structures, or liability claims […]
Read MoreTips for Being a Safe Hunter
It may come as a surprise to some, but hunting is actually one of the safest sports you can be a part of. Why is that? Because the people who participate have a healthy respect for the rules and regulations involved with hunting safety. Make sure you know how to keep hunting trips safe for […]
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