To start your holiday season, here are some highlights from our blogs with tips for shopping safely – both in the store and online – for keeping your home and property safe and for protecting your family during the holidays. Holiday shopping: 12 precautions to protect your property (November 21, 2013) With the holiday season …
Make sure fire protection equipment is visible in the snow. Now that winter weather has arrived in northern states and cold temperatures are creeping south, it is time to review and address the emergency plans your business put in place earlier in the fall. Initiate your snow removal contract, if needed. Work with your staff …
This holiday season, the average household is expected to spend $684. While that’s a decrease of $51 from last year, it’s still a hefty expense for people to absorb during the weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Since eating super-cheap PB&J for every meal isn’t really an option, you need to find some strategies to avoid …
Could you live without your clothes dryer? For many people, the clothes dryer is indispensable, but an improperly installed appliance could easily catch on fire. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, fire departments respond to roughly 2,900 clothes dryer fires each year, with an estimated $35 million in property damage. The leading cause of these …
With the struggle to manage burdensome student loans, balance the cost of mortgages and meet the endless barrage of other living expenses, why should life insurance be a priority for us as young adults? The answer is simple: it provides invaluable protection for our family’s financial future. We spend so much of our time and …
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Not all credit card charges are set in stone. Whether a charge is the result of fraud, bad business or human error, in many cases it’s not only possible to have the charge removed, the process can actually be quite easy. In fact, the initial action is often in favor of the consumer – the …
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Accidents involving common, everyday activities may result in a worst-case scenario. Being held legally liable for injury to another person or damage to their property could exhaust your home or personal auto policy liability limits, and cause financial ruin to your family. A personal umbrella policy works hand in hand with your existing underlying insurance, …
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Beginning January 1, 2015, employers will have new requirements for reporting workplace fatalities and serious injuries to the federal government. A new Occupational Safety and Health Administration rule also revises how records are kept and updates the list of employers partially exempt from recordkeeping requirements. Even an employer partially exempt from recordkeeping must still adhere …
September 16, 2020 8:38 AM EST Hiro Mashima himself and several guests will fully reveal the Edens Zero game adaptation by Konami at Tokyo Game Show 2020. Konami announced on September 16 a game adaptation of the newest manga by Hiro Mashima, Edens Zero. Nothing else was revealed for now, and the game has no …
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August 18, 2020 11:00 AM EST With so many different systems and features, The Riftbreaker should be hard pressed to juggle them all, yet does so with aplomb. The potential is real. The Riftbreaker is shaping up to be something really special, even in the pre-alpha build I did this preview on. I firmly believe …
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