Regardless of the fact that Mother Earth has refused to get with the program and stop the snow (…)—in the spring, might I add—now is a good time to start considering flood insurance. Preparation for when those unforgiving rains, mudflows, oceanic waters, or melting snow (…) attack your home is crucial. Though many most likely… Read more »
Time and time again you hear that your credit rating can affect how much you pay for auto and home insurance, but why? What do your spending history and credit cards and money habits have in common with insurance—other than the fact that either way you have to pay for services? The concept is debatable,… Read more »
After what seemed like the longest winter ever, it’s finally time for the warmer weather and …wait for it… SPRING BREAK! Whether you will be spending your spring break at home or you have a trip planned, safety is important. It is always nice to have some time to cut loose and forget the every… Read more »
Now that spring is getting closer by the second, sports registrations are opening up all over the state. Kids are getting their cleats, soccer balls and baseball bats ready for a new season of fun with their teammates. While they are excited to play, it’s important to reaffirm the necessity to always follow the rules… Read more »
As you age, grow in your career and make more money, your need for higher limits of liability on your car insurance also increases. If you are middle aged with all the responsibilities that go with a career, family, and home, you don’t want to be stuck paying for a substantial lawsuit because of a… Read more »
<v:imagedata src=””>Long ago (1971), in a far away land (hint, hint: Rhode Island), an establishment that would sell pizzas, calzones, salads, Mega Dinners, and soups was erected. Its main purpose: to sell food and astounding service to the ever hungry Rhode Island community. Their name? Village Pizza! Little did they know that 40 years later… Read more »
With St Patrick’s Day coming, you may be getting ready to celebrate with a few pints and some corned beef and cabbage. Remember to stay safe out there and do not drink and drive. Your life as well as everyone else’s is worth staying off the roads when you have had too much to drink. … Read more »
It’s common knowledge that if you own a home, you most likely need homeowners insurance to protect your investment and belongings. But if you rent a home or apartment, there’s a misconception that you don’t need similar insurance protection. This is far from the truth. Renters insurance protects you from damage or loss of your… Read more »
Your child is away at school for the year and not using the family car regularly, so you may think it’s time to drop them from your auto insurance policy. That is certainly an option when your child leaves home, but the student-driver away discounts can be a better fit for your family than taking… Read more »
People with high-stress jobs usually pay more for car insurance than those with low-stress jobs. An example explains why: Let’s say Lance the Lawyer and Larry the Librarian differ only in their occupations – same age, same marital status, living in the same neighborhood. Larry is a criminal defense attorney, and his clients usually are… Read more »