Keller-Brown Insurance Services
9 S Main St, PO Box 215
Shrewsbury, PA 17361
Phone: (717) 235-6891(717) 235-6891
Toll Free: (800) 785-7461(800) 785-7461
Keller-Brown Insurance Services
9 S Main St, PO Box 215
Shrewsbury, PA 17361
Phone: (717) 235-6891(717) 235-6891
Toll Free: (800) 785-7461(800) 785-7461
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Couples who canceled or postponed weddings in 2020 and 2021 will collide with couples who planned for 2022 nuptials more recently, making this year one of the biggest years for weddings yet. According to a report released from The Knot, roughly 2.6 million couples will hold weddings this year. The number of wedding ceremonies isn't the only thing on the rise-the price of weddings is up as well.
After the wedding planning is over, there is a lot of important work for couples to do to combine their lives. In fact, the wedding is just the beginning. Once your nuptials are complete, it's time to start planning for the future, uniting your financials and insurance policie
How old is too old to drive? It's not necessarily an easy question to answer. Depending on physical health, skill, vision, and even location, elderly drivers can be capable of safely and predictably handling a vehicle well into their seventies and even eighties. And, as baby boomers age further into their golden years, an increasing percentage of drivers will find themselves in that bracket. In fact, the Federal Highway Commission's 2016 data noted a record 41.7 million drivers over the age of 65. That's nearly one in five of the licensed population, an increase of 15 million over 20 years ago. By 2020, drivers aged 75 and older numbered more than 17 million. And, by 2030, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that one out of every four drivers will be an older adult.
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Never has a vacation seemed more appealing than the present. On the heels of a pandemic that just won't quit, the country is currently reeling from the everyday impacts of inflation on transportation, housing, groceries, and more. For many, vacation plans have taken a backseat to the responsibility of more pressing financial matters. But, that needn't be the death knell for the unique family experiences and meaningful memories that only time spent away from it all can provide. Here are some budget-friendly options to get in on a little taste of the sweet life.
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Summer's generally agreeable weather and extended daylight hours in Pennsylvania make it an ideal season to tackle renovations, remodels, and other household fix-its. Still, these projects aren't without inherent challenges and risks. A little due diligence at the onset can do much to minimize unhappy surprises and make for successful, stress-free (or, at least, as close as it gets) renovations.
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An impending lawsuit is never good news. Not only are they costly, but, perhaps worse, they can permanently damage a company's reputation, an expense no business can easily afford during highly competitive consumer and employee markets like the current. While companies are sued for a range of reasons, there are a few recurring culprits that can be avoided with appropriate planning, clear communication, and due diligence.
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With summer, comes a welcome invitation for people in Pennsylvania to spend as much time as possible outside. Not only does nature replenish Vitamin D and support immunity; reduce anxiety and depression; lower blood pressure and reduce stress; increase serotonin and reinforce circadian cycles for better sleep; and improve focus, but it may also help reduce cancer risk by increasing anti-cancer proteins. "Being outdoors in nature can be healing and beneficial for the body and mind," says certified therapeutic recreational specialist Erica Price. "Whether at the beach, forest, or in a neighborhood park, nature offers a calming effect. And, when we combine nature with physical activity, it can help fight depression and anxiety."
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Summer vacations are a time for rest and relaxation, but they're often so jam-packed with exciting activities that you're exhausted (and potentially jetlagged) when you return home. So filing an insurance claim is the last thing you want to do after returning.