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When outside temperatures begin to drop, one of the most costly consequences is the increased energy it takes to maintain a comfortable home. It may be tempting to lower the temperature on a thermostat and bear the chilly repercussions, but there are several ways to reduce your winter utility bill while staying warm and cozy.

As the holiday season gets into full swing, many families decorate to spread some cheer and make their homes more festive. While holiday decorations can be fun and beautiful, they can also present fire hazards. To keep your home and family safe this holiday season, consider the following decorating tips.

Golf carts are not only popular on golf courses but are also common for personal use as a way to travel around neighborhoods and subdivisions. Many homeowners assume that their golf carts are covered under their homeowners insurance policies. However, this is not always the case. Some home insurance carriers have the option to addRead more

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When the temperature outside starts to rise, so can your electric bill. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, about half of the energy used in your home goes to your air system. Don’t let your bank account get burned this summer and try out these “cool” tips to help manage your air conditioning costs.

A working smoke alarm can cut the risk of death from a fire in half. So, when you “spring forward” this Sunday, March 11 and TURN your clocks ahead by one-hour, be sure to also TEST your smoke alarm batteries and replace them if needed.