A car is generally considered totaled when repair costs exceed the car’s value—or the vehicle can’t be repaired safely. In some cases, state laws require the insurance company to call it a total loss due to the amount of damage. This month, read about how to prepare for a power outage. In addition, learn what to do if your car is totaled and how to safely exercise in the summer heat.
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As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to have an unprecedented effect on daily life, many business owners are looking forward to a return to normalcy. We may be nearing a time when stay-athome regulations are scaled back and all businesses are allowed to resume. Learn about reopening a business after the coronavirus shutdown, and how to support workplace respiratory etiquette with face masks and respirators.
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Backyard fire pits and campfires are a staple of summertime fun, but they can also be dangerous. According to recent research, injuries from outdoor fire pits are on the rise, and that’s a risk you don’t want lurking in your yard.
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As a result of the unprecedented challenges the COVID-19 pandemic brings, businesses must review their internal protocols to ensure they are doing all they can to protect their workforce and manage their operations.
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Your home is one of your greatest assets and a significant long-term investment. As such, it’s vital to protect your home and its contents with adequate homeowners insurance. Nevertheless, recent research found that many homeowners lack proper coverage.
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Handing a teenager their first set of car keys can carry significant risks. Nevertheless, newly licensed teens and their parents can work together to uphold safe driving practices and prevent accidents with these tips.
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