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Will Your Policy Cover Your Stuff at Self-Storage Facility?

Americans are increasingly renting space in self-storage facilities to keep excess belongings that they don't have room for at home.

These spaces offer a convenient way to keep your possessions safe, but once in a while things can go wrong and your items can be...

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Protecting Your Retirement Plans Against Stock Market Volatility

Over the long run, the stock market has been a historically reliable generator of wealth for generations of investors. Over the short run, things are more unpredictable, as evidenced by the 10% drop in the stock market between the end of January and March 2025.

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Beware of the Tow Truck Scam: How to Avoid Being Taken for a Ride After an Accident

Imagine you've just been in a car accident. You're shaken and confused, and out of nowhere, a tow truck shows up offering to help. It feels like a stroke of luck, but it could actually be the start of a costly scam.

A growing number...

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Key Employee Insurance Protects the Future of your Business

You have a great group of employees working with you and your business is thriving. For many small-to-mid-sized businesses that success is due to one or two key individuals with both skills, experience and connections that would be difficult to replace.

But what if one...

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Why Self-Insuring Your Home Sounds Good, but Is a Bad Idea

As more Californians see their homeowner's insurance policies non-renewed and are unable to find new coverage, they are being forced to turn to the California FAIR Plan, whose coverage is less comprehensive and significantly more expensive.

Staring at rates that are hundreds of percent higher...

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10 Tips for Dealing with OSHA

When OSHA shows up, it's not the time to figure things out on the fly. Whether you're in construction, manufacturing or any other field with safety exposure, knowing the ground rules can make all the difference between a successful visit or one where you leave...

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Gaps in Your Policy Coverage Can Leave You Exposed

You may have auto insurance and home or renter's insurance in place to make sure you are covered in case of an accident.

But, depending on the circumstances of a claim, you may have coverage gaps in your insurance, and policyholders that do put themselves,...

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This Insurance Covers You If You're Sick and Need a Financial Lifeline

While your health insurance will cover most of your medical expenses and costs associated with some medical issues, it won't cover you for lost income and non-medical expenses you incur if you are unable to work due to your illness.

For example, if you have...

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Property Insurance Won't Cover Mudslides, Landslides

Businesses and homes located in areas that have been hit by wildfires have another risk they face after the fires subside: flooding, landslides, debris and mudflows. These events are not covered by a standard business property or homeowner's insurance policy.

Areas affected by wildfires have...

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3 in 4 Workers Would Accept Lower-Pay for Better Benefits: Survey

A new study has found three out of four U.S. workers would accept a job with a slightly lower salary if it offered better health care and medical coverage.

The main driver in workers prioritizing benefits is the rapidly rising cost of group health insurance...

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