Newsletters

December

• Safely Deck the Halls

  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.

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

  About 21% of U.S. auto accidents are 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

• Prepare Your Home to Withstand Wintry Weather

  Record losses suffered in 2021 showed that brutal weather can blow into almost any part of the country. Taking these steps to winterize your home could help protect your home and family.

• Travel Is Back, but Does It Still Make Sense to Buy Insurance?

  The trip of a lifetime may cost many thousands of dollars, and vacationers have recently been reminded that many circumstances that can spoil their travel plans are entirely out of their control. Travel insurance offers financial protection when unforeseen problems arise.

October

• Burning Land: Protect Your Home from Wildfires

  During the first nine months of 2022, more than 53,000 wildfires torched nearly 6.9 million acres across the United States, the most wildfires year-to-date in over a decade. Here are some steps to help protect your home and family.

• Deer in the Headlights: Avoiding Animal Collisions

  In many regions of the country, deer migration and mating season occurs from October through December, so drivers should be especially careful during these months. Consider these tips for avoiding animal collisions, and make sure you have appropriate insurance coverage.

August

• College Bound: Insuring Students and Their Possessions

  Parents of college students should consider their changing insurance needs before sending their kids off to campus.

• Ageless Adventures: Insurance Tips for RV Owners

  Recreational vehicles come in many different shapes and sizes, so an appropriate insurance policy depends on the type of RV, the way it's used, and the level of risk the owner is willing to accept.

May

• Deadly Distractions: Safe Driving Requires a Conscious Effort

  Here are some of the everyday distractions that can affect a driver’s performance and increase the chances of a crash.

April

• Vehicle Thefts Highest Since 2008

  More than one million motor vehicles were stolen in 2022. Consider these tips to protect your car and its parts from opportunistic thieves.

March

• Geological Disasters and Your Insurance

  Though relatively rare, the potential for geological disasters illustrates the importance of understanding exactly what is and is not covered under your homeowners policy.

• Car Shoppers Should Consider Safety and Insurance

  Buyers may be looking for a safe vehicle that meets their needs and seems like a good value, but they may also want to consider the cost of insurance.

February

• A Diamond May Not Be Forever: Insuring Personal Property

  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.

January

• What Drives the Cost of Auto Insurance?

  Auto policy premiums can vary widely because they are personalized using mathematical formulas that reflect the perceived level of risk.

• Navigating a Homeowners Insurance Claim After a Disaster

  In the aftermath of a disaster, stunned homeowners may not be sure what to do first, who to trust, or how to manage the recovery process.