"An insurance policy may have a good price, but poor value."

- John H. Connors

Lawn Care Safety

When the snow finally melts and the rain showers settle, grass begins to grow, which means it’s time again to start your lawn care. For some this might be a hassle, and for others this might be fun -- for whatever it might be for you, be sure to stay safe when caring for your lawn.
 
This list of tips will help keep you safe while you manicure your property:

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Grilling Safety Tips

You may be the kind of person who fires up the grill all year long at tailgating parties, or maybe you wait for a warm summer day and a backyard full of friends before you put on your apron. Either way, grilling can be one of life’s simple pleasures.

Unfortunately, where there is fun there is also the potential for safety issues. For example, did you know that leaving the grill unattended, not cleaning grease or fat build up properly, or placing the grill too close to combustible siding can cause injuries, fires and property damage?

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Car Safety Tips for Traveling With Your Pets

Summertime is the perfect time of year for road trips, but if you’ve got furry friends, you’ve got a tough choice—do you board them while you’re away, or do you bring them with you? If you choose to bring your furry family members along, how can you keep them safe in the car? Let’s look at some simple do’s and don’ts to help you keep all your fur babies safe during your travels.

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Keeping Your Security Deposit - Decorating Alternatives for Renters on a Budget

Buying a home isn’t always in the cards. Sometimes you might be better off renting or leasing a space. Although that comes with less responsibility and maintenance, it also might limit your options as far as decorating goes.
 
With these temporary decorating tips you can make your space more “you” -- without signing away your security deposit or breaking the bank:

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Boating Safety Tips

There’s something universal about that feeling that comes with being on the water. Whether you’re going solo in a skiff, heading out for the afternoon on a yacht or trying out a personal watercraft for the first time, there’s a sense of anticipation that comes with each voyage. No matter how many trips you have under your belt, though, it’s best to freshen up on boat safety.

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