If you haven’t received this season’s flu shot yet, you’re missing out on a cheap and quick way to head off potential misery, lost time from work and bills from your doctor.
But it’s not too late. Influenza outbreaks can occur as early as October, but most activity peaks in January and later, so there’s still time to protect yourself. (continue reading…)
The hot trend of deep frying turkeys has spread like wildfire in the last few years — literally.
Deep fryer fires on average kill five people, injure 60 and cause more than $15 million in property damage every year, according to the National Fire Protection Association. State Farm warns that more cooking fires flare up on Thanksgiving than any other day of the year. According to its claims data from 2005 to 2009, grease and cooking-related claims more than double on Thanksgiving compared to an average day in November. (continue reading…)
With the weather growing colder and the days getting shorter, the holiday party planning season is upon us. But before you get knee-deep in details about how to keep your guests’ happy at the party, plan how you’ll keep them safe once they leave. (continue reading…)
When it comes to purchasing car insurance, it’s important to get the best deal you can. There’s also a great deal of fine print involved, so you need to understand just what you’re getting with your policy. Here are 8 little-known facts that could save you money: (continue reading…)
If you’re like most people, your home is the largest purchase – and most significant investment – you’ll ever make. So you’ll want to maintain it, and a large part of proper upkeep means staying on the lookout for potential problems. In fact, if you allow your home’s condition to deteriorate, your home insurance company may refuse to pay for the damages. Don’t wait until a minor annoyance becomes a big problem. Here are 10 home repairs you shouldn’t ignore: (continue reading…)
