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When it comes to the safety of your business and employees, you want to make sure you take every possible measure you can. There are government agencies that set required standards and you want to …
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We know that Hurricane Season runs from June 1st through November 30th each year, but bad weather can happen anytime, anywhere. Bad weather is even worse when it causes problems for your home. …
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It is a sad fact that 40% to 60% of businesses never reopen after a disaster. An unplanned emergency sends most businesses spiraling into a place in which they can never recover. Do you know how to …
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With much of the United States in an ongoing drought and no end in sight for water scarcity in The West, fire hazards are becoming more than a seasonal problem. Some say climate change is altering the …
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Approximately 54% of Americans have some form of life insurance protecting them and their loved ones. Yet, another study found that some 41 million Americans need life insurance coverage and don't …
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In 2021, the average cost of homeowners insurance in the US with $250,000 in dwelling coverage is $1,312 per year. However, home insurance rates vary greatly due to several factors, based on you, your …
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