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Tips to Prevent a Dryer Fire

By Dryer Fire, Home Insurance
The clothes dryer in your home is one of the major appliances that is typically well used and due to this, it is also one of those appliances that can lead to a serious disaster to occur...fire. Before you end up having this happen, there are 9 simple tips you can use to prevent the chance of this from occuring. http://www.erieinsurance.com/eriesense/issues/spring2013/dryer-tips/index.html
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Making sure your jewelry is covered

By Home Insurance, Homeowners
With today being Valentine's Day, many people may be giving and/or receiving new articles of jewelry...whether it be a new watch, necklace, ring, etc. But, does your current homeowners policy provide enough coverage? Quite possibly the answer is no. Most insurance policies provide dollar amount limitations on how much "automatic" coverage you have. Sometimes that amount can be as low…
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How safe is your vehicle?

By Auto Insurance, crash
Did you know that there is industry-wide information available to you on c by vehicle model? Contact the Highway Loss Data Institute at http://www.iihs.org. Bad news for Cadillac Escalade owners: the SUV is the most targeted vehicle by thieves, according to the Highway Loss Data Institute. The runner-up is the Nissan Maxima. Have you checked your car alarm lately? Confidential…
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It Pays to Own Umbrella Insurance

By Auto Insurance, lawsuit
Umbrella insurance provides extra coverage to protect your hard-earned assets from lawsuits. Say you are on a dream vacation on theFloridacoast and you rent a jet ski for an afternoon of wet and wild entertainment. Who knew those machines could move so fast, even in pitching seas. Then, look out! Your vacation suddenly goes further south when you hit another…
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Stay warm even when the power goes out

By heat, Home Insurance
We all dislike it when we lose power at our home, and even our business. But it is even worse when it occurs during the cold winter months as no heat can lead to broken pipes, as well as being a health safety hazard. Check out the following tips from IBHS and stay safe and warm this winter. http://disastersafety.org/freezing_weather/advice-for-staying-safe-and-warm-in-post-sandy-power-outages/
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