3 Common Mistakes When Switching Car Insurance
Choosing a car insurance company is just the beginning. Here are 3 common mistakes you’ll want to avoid when switching your car insurance coverage.
Execs Warn of Impending Florida Market Crisis over Water Loss Claims
The sudden rise of abuse in assignment of benefits in water loss claims likely means there is going to be a steep hike in insurance rates over the next year. Are you prepared?
Ways to Save on Boat Insurance
If you own a boat, you are probably going to want to buy boat insurance. This can be one of the more expensive types of insurance to buy, so here are some tips to help you save as much as possible.
Difference between a Local Agent’s Quote and an Online Insurance Quote
Are you deciding between buying insurance online or from a local agent? If so, join us as we cover the pros and cons of each.
Hurricane Defense: How to Strengthen Damage-Prone Parts of Your Property
There are some parts of your home that are going to be more prone to damage than other parts. Here’s how to make sure they are as damage-proof as possible.
5 Things to Keep in Mind if You Have Guns in Your Home
Having a gun in the home isn’t right for everyone. If you are considering buying a gun or you already have guns in your home, here are five things you should keep in mind.
Going Solar? Here’s What You Need to Know
There are lots of benefits to switching over to solar power, whether you switch entirely to solar power or only partially. Here’s what you need to know about going solar.
Steps to Take Immediately Following a House Fire
Having a house fire, whether it is big or small, is a very stressful situation. Here are the four things you must do immediately after having a house fire.
Tips for Teaching Teenagers to Drive
Giving your teen a head start and a vehicle to practice with means that by the time they get their license, they will be much more experienced and therefore safer drivers. Here are some tips for teaching your teenager to drive
When Should Your Child Turn Forward Facing in a Car Seat?
The truth is that small children, are much safer in rear-facing seats. The American Academy of Pediatrics says that a child should be in a rear-facing car seat until he is too big for the convertible car seat anymore.