Utah Drivers – Derelict or Divine?
There are conflicting reports as to whether Utah drivers are some of the best in the country, or completely crazy. The opinions are reflected in two different surveys. One is a statistical survey on criteria such as fatality rates, tickets, careless driving, drunk...5 Safety Tips That Will Get You More Mileage From Your Auto Insurance Coverage
It is a well known fact that drivers with a good record get better insurance rates. Drivers who avoid accidents and speeding tickets can save as much as 5% on their premiums, even more if that record is extended over time. There are also additional discounts available...10 Anti-Theft Devices That Can Reduce Your Insurance Rates
Having anti-theft devices installed in your car can help to reduce your insurance rates. Many companies offer reduced rates to consumers who have made the effort to protect their vehicle against theft. Car theft is not as unusual as you may think. According to the...When a Wreck is Your Fault – What to Do and What NOT to Do
It can happen to anyone. You’re driving along, the kids distract you, you turn around to correct them, and BAM – the car in front of you stopped and you smack into the back of them. Or, you’re making a turn and because of a slight misjudgment, you turn in front of an...Follow us on Twitter!
New semester, new address? Renters insurance can help protect personal belongings, but every policy has limits and exclusions. Take inventory, save receipts, and ask your agent what your coverage includes.
September brings shorter days and changing road conditions. Check your headlights, wipers, tire tread, and emergency kit before fall weather settles in. A few minutes of prep can help make every drive safer.
Summer heat can put extra strain on your home. Clear debris from the outdoor AC unit, avoid overloaded outlets, and check hoses for cracks or leaks. Routine maintenance may help you catch small problems before they become expensive ones.