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Putting your motorcycle, RV, boat, or classic car away for the winter? Before making changes to your insurance, it's important to understand what happens to your policy while your vehicle is in storage and what risks may remain during the off-season.
October is Fire Prevention Month, a time when fire departments across the country remind their communities to check smoke alarms, practice escape plans, and take steps to prevent fires. It's also a good opportunity to review how your own department is protected.
Halloween is full of ghosts, goblins, candy, and the occasional questionable costume choice. Before the little monsters hit the streets, check out these Halloween safety tips to keep the scares fun and the unexpected surprises to a minimum.
Whether you're heading to Raystown Lake for the weekend or you're taking your motorcycle through Cumberland County's back roads, making sure you have the right insurance can help you enjoy the trip with greater peace of mind. Continue Reading...
Employee theft and fraud can happen in businesses of any size, often going unnoticed until significant damage has been done. Learn about common types of workplace fraud, warning signs, prevention strategies, and how business insurance may help address certain financial losses.
Fall weather can create new hazards around homes and businesses, from wet leaves and slippery walkways to ladders, poor lighting, and early frost. Learn practical ways to reduce seasonal risks and prepare your property for the changing conditions ahead.
October is Fire Prevention Month, making it a good time to look around your home for potential fire hazards. Simple steps involving smoke alarms, cooking, heating equipment, electrical systems, and everyday habits can help reduce the risk of a house fire.
As summer winds down, a little preventative maintenance can help prepare your home for the changing seasons. This end-of-summer checklist covers exterior upkeep, heating systems, plumbing, safety equipment, and other areas homeowners should review before cooler weather arrives in Pennsylvania.
A power outage can interrupt operations, affect equipment, and create unexpected expenses for businesses in Pennsylvania. Taking a few precautions before the lights go out can help reduce disruptions and make it easier to keep employees, customers, and property safe.
You get into a fender bender. Everyone seems okay, the cars look fine, and you're left wondering: Do I really need to report this?
Whether you're heading to Raystown Lake for the weekend or you're taking your motorcycle through Cumberland County's back roads, making sure you have the right insurance can help you enjoy the trip with greater peace of mind.