With the year halfway through, summer is the perfect time to take a step back and reflect on the past few months. Take this opportunity to evaluate any changes you’ve made throughout the year that may warrant an update to your insurance policy. To help you out, we’ve compiled a checklist so you can make
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(And do you have the proper protection in case something happens?) There are a lot of rooms in a house that can be considered dangerous. Like a kitchen that’s full of accessories that can burn you or knives that can cut you, or a garage that’s filled with tools and gadgets that could fall and
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The 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season is predicted to be above average, and preparation is key to staying safe and protecting your property. Here are some ideas to help your planning when you think about a potential evacuation and supplies to have on hand. Be sure to share these tips on social networks to help your
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See how Travelers can help professional services firms manage 13 risks facing the industry, from cyber risks to severe weather events. Having the proper coverage from a trusted carrier can help businesses prepare for the unexpected, so they can focus on the future. Download Transcript The exposure to risk for professional services businesses continues to
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Bucks. Does. Bobcats. Feral hogs. Coyotes. Turkeys. Even a fox squirrel. I was accustomed to seeing these and other sights every time I opened my Moultrie Mobile app to check the latest images on my wireless trail-cameras. I did not expect to see a Toyota Corolla, especially near noon on Christmas Day. Luckily, the image
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The days grow shorter, the nights longer, leaves change hue then finally fall, lots of amazing seasonal beers (and ciders) hit store shelves, and the scent of woodsmoke drifts from a neighbor’s chimney down the road. Autumn has come. And about damn time — break out the flannels, boots, and your best woodcutting axe and let’s get
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What You Can Do If someone may have been poisoned, call the toll-free Poison Help line (1‑800‑222‑1222), which connects you to your local poison center, to speak with a poison expert right away. This expert can give you advice on first aid and may save you from a visit to the emergency room. Below is
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Most skin cancers are caused by too much exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays. Most of this exposure comes from the sun, but some can come from man-made sources, such as indoor tanning beds and sun lamps. People who get a lot of exposure to UV rays are at greater risk for skin cancer. The main types
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A playground is a great environment to let your kids explore, develop motor and social skills and blow off some steam before bedtime. Am I right parents? It’s important to teach your children how to be safe and act responsibly on a playground, which is what Playground Safety Week is all about. According to the National
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According to the FBI, a home is burglarized every 15 seconds in the United States – resulting in an average valued loss of $2,188. Follow these vacation safety tips to keep your home and family secure while you’re away – and you can even use some of these tips when you’re home. Deterring burglars all
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