When people buy homes, they purchase them with the expectation that the value will rise over time, building equity. This is not the case with cars. These expensive purchases lose value over time, and the rate of loss varies according to the car’s age, make and model. You may not [...]
More and more, people are vacationing in their own backyards. If you have turned yours into a “staycation” hot spot, here are some safety tips to consider to help keep your oasis fun and free of danger. The Pool The pool can be a refreshing way to get some relief from [...]
According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, 60% of all fireworks injuries occur around July 4th. While these loud bursts of light and color add flair to celebrations, it should be remembered that fireworks are explosive devices and must be handled with care. Many communities celebrate the Fourth of [...]
During the summer weather, it can be tempting to play one more hole of golf, hike just one more mile, or throw a few more pitches to a budding baseball player. But if lightning is in the area, those decisions can be dangerous. Lightning is the third largest storm-related killer [...]
Only 2 inches of water can cost thousands of dollars in damages
The National Safe Boating Council is an excellent source of tips and ideas for safe boating. Use this as a resource to remind you and your family of the necessary steps to stay safe on the water. Think Ahead and Be Prepared Make sure your gas tanks are vented and [...]
On average, 40,000 motorists die on U.S. highways and county roads each year. When the safety of your family and passengers is at stake, finding the safest new or used cars on the market is a must. Whether you are looking to buy the next family vehicle, a teen's first [...]
Americans are nothing if not entrepreneurial. If there’s an opportunity out there to make a buck a new way, or by doing an old way in a less expensive or more convenient way, somebody somewhere is going to seize it. It’s happened with phone service, TV service, shopping, dining out, [...]
The Department of Homeland Security and Microsoft are warning computer users about a serious security hole in the Internet Explorer (IE) web browser. The vulnerability in IE is triggered when users click on a link or visit a website that has been constructed to exploit this issue, so careful browsing [...]
“Reduce, reuse, recycle.” Most likely, you've heard that phrase connected with information about saving natural resources and even saving your family money. But how many of us really make reducing, reusing and recycling a part of our everyday life? We try to do our part to protect our environment and [...]
