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Your fall home checklist should include the walkway. Clear leaves, fix loose steps and improve lighting before guests arrive. Home insurance may include personal liability coverage, but limits matter.
Renters: test your deadbolt, secure sliding doors and keep an inventory of your belongings. Your landlord’s policy generally protects the building, not everything you own. More door-security tips:
Cool mornings can change tire pressure, and shorter days make lights and wipers essential. Fall check: tires, lights, battery, fluids, brakes and emergency kit.