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How To Minimize The Fire Hazards In Your Home

Your home is probably your most valuable possession; losing it to fire is unimaginable, but it happens. As a homeowner, you can take steps to minimize the fire hazards in your home and not only protect your loved ones, but also avoid expensive property damage. Plan an Escape Route Every family member should be involved in a fire safety plan so each person knows exactly what to...

Lowering the Cost of Auto Insurance

If you’re looking for insurance, you’re interested in lowering your auto insurance rates. Have you ever wondered how auto insurance rates are determined? Insurance companies must balance rates with the cost to cover claims. Factors that may affect the cost of your policy: Accident history Driving record Vehicle make and model Annual mileage Vehicle usage Your credit-based insurance score Your age and eligibility for discounts...

5 Workplace Safety Tips for Small Businesses and Startups

  Safety at work concept. Word cloud illustration. Republished from www.ereiesens.com By: Tom Reddon | March 4, 2016 Safety may not be the sexiest part of running a business, but it’s an essential one. No one wants to work in an unsafe environment. And no company wants to be responsible for putting the life and well-being of its workers at risk. While you can’t prevent...

What Should I Do if I Start Hydroplaning?

  By: Erie Insurance from www.eriesense.com If you can’t avoid traveling on wet roads altogether, it’s best to drive slow and steady. But what should you do if you start hydroplaning anyway? The first thing to do is relax, as frantic movements will only make your situation worse. As you feel your car lose contact with the road, calmly but firmly grip the steering wheel with...

Underage drinking: Even at Home, it’s a Bad Idea!

You might find some of the research about teenage drinking surprising. According to Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), one in three teenagers said it was easy to get alcohol from their own consenting parents. One in four said they’d attended a party where teens were drinking in front of parents. Are you wondering where’s the harm? At least there’s an adult present, right? They’re going...