Do I Need to Insure My New Engagement Ring?!
Posted: January 16, 2016
Do I Need to Insure My New Engagement Ring?!There’s no doubt that the holiday season is a popular time to get engaged. And that your new ring is beautiful and signals your newly engaged status. But did you ever consider what you would do ifthe ring was stolen, lost or damaged? Most standard homeowners insurance and renters policies only cover jewelry up to a specific dollar amount. This amount, which is known as...
Preparation Key to Preventing Winter Work Injuries
Posted: January 6, 2016
Preparation Key to Preventing Winter Work InjuriesFrom summer's heat to winter's cold, the Midwest embraces each season and the weather it brings. With a little preparation, property owners and businesses can minimize the risks of people slipping and falling that come with snow and ice. Pardridge Insurance of Sycamore recommends having procedures and resources ready to prevent an accident. 1. Managing winter outside your building While you may not be able to...
Four Ways to Find Fun on Snow and Ice
Posted: January 5, 2016
Four Ways to Find Fun on Snow and IceSnow and ice do not stop those willing to brave the elements for fun and adventures. In fact, some people seek out the byproducts of winter weather for exercise, fun, and relaxation. Whether you snowmobile across a snowy plain or skate across an icy pond, you can make the most of winter with these tips from Grinnell Mutual and Pardridge Insurance of Sycamore. 1. Know...
9 Things to Never Do to Your Car!
Posted: December 28, 2015
9 Things to Never Do to Your Car!You probably rely on your car every day to get you where you need to go. But how well can your car rely on you? There are some things you should never do to your car. Are you guilty of any of them? Check out the list below to find out—and learn what you can do to give your car the care it needs. 9...
5 Ways to get a Designated Driver on New Year’s Eve
Posted: December 23, 2015
5 Ways to get a Designated Driver on New Year’s EveBy: Abby Badach (www.eriesense.com) | December 23, 2015 No excuse in the book will change the fact that driving drunk is not OK. And you’ve probably heard them all: I’ve only had a few. I’ll be fine. I’ve driven buzzed before. I live 5 minutes away, so driving is safer than walking back. Don’t worry, I know where the checkpoints are – I won’t get...