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The long months of cold temperatures and snow are slowly but surely coming to an end! As we begin to watch the spring thaw, we must prepare for the next element of Mother Nature that is fast approaching – rain. +

The holiday season is one of joy and cheer but can come with increased risks. Holiday disasters like house fires, vandalized decorations, and home burglaries often spike over the holidays. +

If you’re sending your child to college soon with a car, it's a good idea to review your current insurance policy to make sure it provides the protection they’ll need, whether living on campus or commuting. +

Do you get just as nervous for a severe thunderstorm warning as you do a tornado warning? Everyone knows how seriously a tornado warning should be taken, but make no mistake, a severe thunderstorm warning should be taken just as seriously. +

More than 70% of the nation’s roads get more than 5 inches of snowfall annually, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. Winter weather-related car crashes result in more than 2,200 deaths and 192,000 annually in the U.S. +

Whether snow, ice, freezing or flooding, winter weather can cause a host of headaches for homeowners. And if you’re in a new house that you’re still getting to know, it’s especially worth taking steps to be sure you’re prepared. +

Winter is here, and for many drivers that means facing the challenges of salty streets, icy roads, freezing temperatures, and heavy snow. And from low tire pressure to frozen fuel lines to salt damage, winter can take its toll on your vehicle. +

Spring can be a great time to clear out clutter and start fresh, both inside and outside your home. The milder days of spring are a perfect time to get outside and start your spring cleaning and perform some basic home maintenance. +