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With winter on its way out, you may be ready for some spring cleaning.
Make sure you protect your classic cars from damage or additional wear and tear.
Keep your important papers and small valuables away from burglars, fire or natural disaster.
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For over a hundred years, we’ve offered unparalleled stability and protection for small boats, yachts, luxury mega-yachts, and more.
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Here are some things you can do to assist firefighters and minimize the damage to your home.
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At their worst, disputes between professional service firms and their clients can lead to costly lawsuits.
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Let us be your personal peace-of-mind partners. The more you have acquired, the more you need to protect. Liability insurance provides additional protection that may be needed when the underlying liability limits of your other policies, such as home, auto, or watercraft, aren’t enough to cover the unexpected costs of a lawsuit or accident.
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Your safety is what drives us to provide an exceptional standard for car insurance.
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8 safety tips for winter fires
Two-thirds of all residential fires are caused by improperly maintained fireplaces, chimneys, and wood stoves, according to the National Fire Protection Association. Which means, most of these types of fires are preventable. So, before you cozy up to a fire this winter, make sure you follow a few simple safety tips.
How to stay afloat with increasing flood risks
The frequency and severity of flood occurrences in the United States has been on the rise in recent years. Learn ways to help reduce your risk of flooding, both inside and outside of your home.
Protecting your pets during hurricane season
Make an evacuation plan and prepare a pet emergency kit before a disaster strikes.
Hail 101: Who’s at risk and preventing damage
Did you know? The largest hailstone ever recorded in Canada measured 290 g and fell near Cedoux, Saskatchewan. Find out who's at risk and how to prevent damage.
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