This is National Preparedness Month, and there’s no better time to remind you that the number one natural disaster in the United States is flood.
In Case of Flood
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If your team must occasionally work in heat, it’s important to train them to prevent heat-related illness. They must also know what to do if a worker shows signs of heat-related illness.
Grilling Safety for a Delicious Summer
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Every year, grilling fires result in property damage, injury, and fatality. Click for tips to ensure grilling safety this season.
Get to Know Your Homeowners Policy
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Your mortgage lender may have required you to obtain a homeowners policy–but it’s up to you to make sure you get the most out of it! The first step is understanding what exactly it covers—and what it doesn’t.
How You Can Celebrate Mental Health Month
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Spring is here, and it’s a great time of year to set some healthy new habits—especially during Mental Health Month! Facts and suggestions ahead.
A DIY Home Inspection Checklist for Your Spring Maintenance Chores
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Spring cleaning may get all the publicity—but spring maintenance may be even more important.
Vehicle Safety Features that Could Save Your Life
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The NHTSA recommends a few vehicle safety options to help keep people safer on the road. Keep them in mind when you’re in the market for a new vehicle.
For Those Unexpected Storms: Umbrella Insurance
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It only takes one incident and a resulting lawsuit to put all your assets at risk. And it only takes one umbrella policy to mitigate that risk!
Driving Habits that Can Hurt Your Car
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While some poor habits can put us in danger on the road, today we’re talking about bad driving habits that put your very vehicle at risk.
California Insurance Fraud and How Employers Can Prevent It
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The goal of insurance is to help people protect what’s most important to them: their homes, their vehicles, their health, their businesses. So when someone commits insurance fraud, it is far from a victimless crime.