Archives for October 2013

Keep Your Vintage Car Safe with Collector Car Insurance

Your antique and vintage car can be both a rolling work of art and a trip down memory lane. Whether you own an original Model-T Ford, a ’57 Chevy Bel-Air, or a sleek antique Jaguar, your collector car is most likely one of your most prized possessions. If you are a new owner of a Read More

Top Risks Businesses Face & How to Protect Against Them

Every company, large and small, has unique risks. Some businesses have workers who operate heavy machinery. Others drive drive vehicles while on the job, or  serve food and alcohol, or handle toxic substances. Doctors and hospital staff handle patients, body fluids, sharp needles and equipment. Some employees handle sensitive documents, data, or money, potentially opening Read More

Make Fire Emergency Readiness an October Tradition

Add a new custom to the October traditions of Halloween candy, costumes and setting back your clocks: The end of Daylight Savings Time is the perfect time to change the batteries in your smoke alarms and to check the readiness of your fire extinguishers. Smoke alarms are commonplace in homes, but fire extinguishers are still Read More

Only You Can Prevent Home Fires

Today marks the beginning of National Fire Prevention Safety Week! Use this infographic from our friends at Trusted Choice as a guide for protecting your home from a fire. Steps to Prevent Fires Oct. 7-13 is National Fire Prevention Week. In 2010, there were 3,100 unintentional deaths related to fire, smoke and flames, according to the National Read More

Healthcare Costs, Co-pays and Coinsurance

Your healthcare costs are an important factor to consider when you want to buy health insurance, and you have a number of options for managing those costs. You can choose to pay a higher deductible to lower your regular premiums, which means you need to pay that deductible amount for doctor’s visits and medical bills Read More