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The snow is blowing and piling up as the temperature drops. You’re an hour from home and it’s getting late. A quick turn to avoid what looked like an animal in the middle of the road, and you lose control of the car. Mere seconds later and your car is on the side of...Do You Know How Much Your Car is Worth?
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Sharing a rental? Don’t assume a roommate’s policy protects your belongings. Ask whose name is on the policy, how liability works, and whether each person needs separate coverage. Clear answers now can prevent surprises later.
Heading out before summer ends? Pause mail, put lights on timers, lock windows, and ask someone to check in. Then review how your homeowners policy addresses theft, water damage, and time away. A few small steps can help protect the home you’re coming back to.
Dry summer weather is a good reminder to clear leaves, brush, and clutter away from your home's exterior. Simple maintenance can reduce risk and give you a cleaner starting point for a coverage review.