Newsletters

What's covered by my homeowners policy? How much liability insurance do I need? What's the best way to take an inventory of my home?

Our newsletter articles are designed to provide helpful information on a wide range of timely topics. Simply click on one of the headlines below and the full article will appear. And keep checking month after month. You never know what story may address your individual situation.

March

February

January

December

  • Have You Checked Your Deductibles Lately?

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

  • Holiday Hazards: Tips for Celebrating Safely

    The winter holidays are a festive time, but the combination of winter weather, parties, and flammable decorations can create dangerous situations. Consider these tips for a safer holiday season.

November

  • Tips for Safer Driving on Wintry Roads

    Before you drive in challenging conditions this winter, be sure you have appropriate insurance and take precautions to help keep yourself and your passengers safe.

October

  • Burning Land: Protect Your Home from Wildfires

    From January through September 2019, almost 40,000 wildfires burned more than 4.3 million acres across the nation. Unfortunately, in many areas, September is just the beginning of the fire season. Consider taking steps now to help protect your home and family.

  • Where the Deer and Antelope Play: Avoiding Animal Collisions

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

September

  • Earthquake Insurance: Will You Be Covered When the Big One Hits?

    Though California has experienced the most earthquake damage in recent history, 42 states are at risk for earthquakes. You may want to consider whether you have the appropriate supplemental earthquake coverage, based on your specific situation and the location of your property.

  • Licensing Laws Help Parents Protect Teen Drivers

    Every state has implemented three-stage graduated driver licensing (GDL) programs to provide drivers ages 15 to 17 with more practice and to discourage risky behavior. Make sure your teenager has appropriate training, and that both you and your teen understand the applicable rules, safety concerns, and insurance issues.

August

  • Back-to-College Insurance Needs

    If you have a student heading off to college, you may want to address these insurance needs before the beginning of the school year.

  • On the Road Again: RV Insurance Tips

    Whether you own an RV or are considering buying one, be sure you understand the insurance requirements and coverage options for your home on wheels.