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Best Car Insurance Rates: Advice When Price Shopping
More than half of surveyed car insurance buyers (52%) said they had imminent plans to either reduce their auto coverage or shop for a new carrier, according to a 2020 J.D. Power survey. It’s a statistic that underscores the tough financial year many people have had. But it also highlights a key debate about shopping […]
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Personal Cyber Insurance: Massachusetts Consumers Take Note
Personal cyber insurance is an increasingly common endorsement that Massachusetts consumers are adding to their home or renter’s insurance policies. Much like the cyber insurance that exists for businesses, personal cyber policies are designed to protect individuals and their families. We hear from people who tell us they don’t need this coverage because they don’t […]
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How to Get Insurance to Pay for Water Damage
You come home from vacation to find a small pond has materialized in your basement. Something in the house has leaked, overflowed, or exploded. Your first reaction? Panic. Your second: How to get insurance to pay for water damage? Take a breath and skip the panic. The following steps are designed to help. How to […]
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Massachusetts Fireworks Law and Your Home Insurance
The Massachusetts fireworks law is pretty simple: if you don’t have a professional license, it’s illegal to use them. It’s also illegal to sell fireworks or have fireworks in your possession (even if you purchased them legally in another state). What’s included in Massachusetts’ definition of “fireworks?” Anything explosive/combustible that gives off a visual or […]
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Pay Per Mile Car Insurance: The Good, the Bad, and the Unknown
Pay per mile car insurance is a hot-button issue right now. After all, during the COVID-19 pandemic, most people are driving significantly less than they did before. Auto insurance companies have acknowledged this fact by offering a one-time discount off your premium for fewer miles driven in April, May, and now June… But what if […]
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Christmas Tree Fires: Statistics & Prevention Tips
Christmas Tree Fire Safety Statistics you need to know & prevention tips to keep you and your family safe Shopping, baking, decorating: With all the things you’re doing this time of year, taking extra time out for safety can seem like a tall order. But there are several basic precautions — like checking your cords […]
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Baby Proofing Your Home
At eight months, your baby will begin to crawl. They’ll be able to pull themselves up at nine months, meaning counters are no longer out of reach. Twelve to fifteen months? Your child is walking. Since a third of child injuries happen at home, it’s important that you begin baby proofing your house – your […]
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7 Things to Do Before Vacation (to Protect Your Home)
Your bags are packed. Your “out of office” work email is set. You’ve even completed our road trip checklist, so you know your car is ready for the long haul. What are some other important things to do before vacation? Protect your home! Whether you live in a standalone house, a condo, or an apartment, […]
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6 Holiday Lighting Safety Tips
Some of our all-time favorite Christmas movies feature holiday lighting mishaps: National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, Home Alone, etc. In reality, decorative lighting accidents are anything but funny. Annually, 150 home fires are the result of holiday lights. What’s more, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), nearly 10,000 Americans wind up the emergency room each […]
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Why You Shouldn't Buy Car Insurance Online
Some companies make it easy (and quick!) to save hundreds on car insurance. But what happens next... when you get into a car accident?
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