The holiday season is a time for visiting family and friends whether they’re across the street or across the ocean. While that makes for a festive holiday season for you, it also makes for a profitable season for thieves. Criminals know that while many people are traveling for the holidays, homes all across the country will be left vacant, making them easy pickings for valuable items like TVs, jewelry, laptops, and even your beautifully wrapped Christmas presents.
Winter Driving Tips For New Drivers
Auto Insurance, Teen DriverWhile driving in South Carolina’s temperate climate usually means sunny skies and warm breezes, come winter, road conditions change in a way that new drivers need to be aware of beforehand – not find out the hard way. If you have a new driver in your home, make sure you go over these points with them before the weather turns cold so they can have confidence behind the wheel and avoiding having to file an auto insurance claim.
Preventing home thefts while you’re traveling for the holidays
Areas of InterestThe holiday season is a time for visiting family and friends whether they’re across the street or across the ocean. While that makes for a festive holiday season for you, it also makes for a profitable season for thieves. Criminals know that while many people are traveling for the holidays, homes all across the country will be left vacant, making them easy pickings for valuable items like TVs, jewelry, laptops, and even your beautifully wrapped Christmas presents.
5 Winter Safety Tips to Help You Avoid Insurance Claims
Homeowners InsuranceWe’re so close to walking in a winter wonderland. As those of us here in South Carolina prepare for the joy of winter holidays and traveling to see family and friends, it’s important to remember to prepare our homes for winter conditions that can lead to homeowners insurance claims.
4 Reasons You Need An Umbrella Policy Now
Special Insurance, Umbrella InsuranceYou think you’ve done everything you’re supposed to. You’ve got homeowners insurance, car insurance, life insurance, and medical insurance. So no matter what sort of disaster comes your way, you’re covered, right? Unfortunately, maybe not.