Newsletters

February

• A Diamond May Not Be Forever: Personal Property Insurance

  Homeowners or renters insurance may not provide enough protection to replace an engagement ring or other expensive item. Purchasing a separate personal property policy or adding a “floater” to a standard policy could provide the protection you need.

• Calm and Focused: How to Handle an Auto Collision

  Even a minor auto collision can be stressful and hazardous. These steps can help you stay safe at the scene and steer clear of costly complications.

January

• New Year, New Insurance Deductibles?

  Having appropriate deductibles for your auto and homeowners policies could provide peace of mind — and might even save you some money.

• Tips to Help Protect Your Home from Water Disasters

  As a homeowner, it’s important to pay close attention to maintenance issues, protect your financial interests with appropriate insurance, and read your policy carefully to understand the situations in which water damage will or will not be covered.

December

• Deck the Halls Safely

  Although 2020 poses unique challenges, every winter holiday season requires caution and common sense. Consider these tips for a safer holiday experience.

• Slip-Sliding on the Road: Tips for Winter Driving

  More than one out of five auto accidents is weather related, most often caused by rain, snow, sleet, and ice. Taking these precautions and carrying appropriate insurance coverage could help make this winter a safer, more secure driving season.

November

• Liability Protection: Is Your Umbrella Big Enough?

  Standard homeowners and auto insurance policies generally cover personal liability, but you may not have enough coverage to protect your income and assets in the event of a high-dollar judgment.

• Preparing Your Home to Welcome Old Man Winter

  Winter storms caused more than $7 billion in property damage in 2019. Here are some tips to help you winterize your home.

October

• Hotter and Hotter: Protecting Your Home from Wildfires

  After a relatively mild year for wildfires in 2019, widespread fires in 2020 are already above the 10-year average for January to September, with three more months of high wildfire risk left to go. Here are some steps to help protect your home and family.

• Deer in the Headlights: Avoiding Animal Collisions

  In many parts of the country, autumn brings an increase in insurance claims related to collisions with deer and other large animals. Consider these tips for avoiding animal collisions, and make sure you have comprehensive insurance coverage.