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Helpful Tips To Get Your House Ready For Spring Storms

Posted: March 20, 2017

April showers may be great for a lush, blooming garden, but the heavy spring storms can lead to very serious damage if you are not prepared. Homeowners can avoid costly repairs by taking a few simple steps before the first storm hits. Have a Plan in Place When severe weather hits, the most important thing is to ensure the safety of every member of your...

How Depreciation Can Affect Your Auto Insurance Premiums

Posted: March 6, 2017

The value of virtually any expensive item changes as time passes. For a high-quality bottle of wine or a rare painting, the value may increase as the item ages, but cars and other vehicles usually only depreciate, losing significant value as the years pass. There are some rare exceptions, such as antique or other collectible vehicles. With a new car, the biggest drop in value...

What You Need to Know About Leasing a Car

Posted: March 2, 2017

Leasing a car is becoming more and more popular as time goes on since leasing offers significant benefits as compared with purchasing a vehicle. Edmunds, a research publication that focuses on the automotive market, released the following data from its study last summer on leasing: The first half of 2016 saw the highest number of new car leases on record. Over the past five years,...

Can You Guard Your Business Against A Cyber Attack?

Posted: February 16, 2017

Technological advancements have done a lot to support businesses by making tasks more streamlined and efficient. Online databases save time and ensure convenient access to important information, and financial transactions are easier than ever with digital banking technology. But with these improvements comes a new brand of vulnerabilities. If your business falls victim to a cyber attack, are you prepared to deal with the aftermath?...

How To Protect Your Home This Winter

Posted: February 6, 2017

Extreme winter weather can lead to serious damage to your home. Frozen water pipes can burst and cause a flood in your home and basement. A dam of ice within your gutter can divert the water to your interior walls, creating a mess that will be costly to repair. Your homeowners insurance protects against specific types of damage, but every policy is different. Ensure you...