If you live in a typical American home, your appliances and electronics likely account for about 20 percent of your energy bills. Learn how to save money and energy by reducing electricity consumption in your home.
If your child is going away to college, you may wonder whether your homeowners insurance covers his/her belongings, or whether you need to purchase separate renters insurance. Renters insurance may be necessary for off-campus students, and will cover his/her personal property as well as protect against liability.
A recent survey shows that the majority of Americans support a federal teen driving law that would impose driving restrictions on young drivers.
It may seem like common sense that cleaning out your dryer’s lint trap will help prevent fires, yet “failure to clean” represents the leading cause of the 15,600 dryer fires that occur annually. Learn how to prevent dryer fires with our clothes dryer safety tips.
The National Insurance Crime Bureau has released Hot Wheels, its report that lists the top 10 most stolen cars in America. Did your car make the list?
Child car seat safety can save children’s lives, yet the CDC reports that many children ride in the car without them, and some parents don’t understand how to use a car seat properly. Read our child car seat safety tips to ensure that you have the proper car seat and knowledge needed to protect your child in case of a car accident.
For many families, August marks the end of summer and beginning of another school year, but did you know that August is also National Immunization Awareness Month?
If you or your business hosts an event where alcohol is served, you could be held liable for your guests’ actions. It’s important to understand your state’s social host liability laws and the insurance coverage options you have to minimize your liquor liability exposure.
Protect yourself and your loved ones with long-term care insurance plans, which can cover services like nursing homes, assisted living arrangements, and in-home care.
Natural disaster plans are important regardless of where you live. Our disaster prepardness tips will help protect you against earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, and hurricanes.
When purchasing medical professional liability insurance, it’s important to understand the differences between claims-made policies and occurrence insurance, as well as the role that tail coverage can play.
There are many reasons why you should protect your horse and farm with farm property insurance, farm liability insurance, loss of use insurance, equine health insurance and equine mortality insurance.