If you live in a large city or are just looking for a way to potentially save money, then not having to deal with owning a car can be much more convenient than having one.

Sending your child off to college can be a strange experience for any parent. While you’re likely proud of them for continuing their education, you may also be panicking about sending them away alone for the first time.

Maybe your mortgage lender is requiring you to get flood insurance. Maybe you have flooding concerns of your own and want to make sure your home and belongings are reinforced against flood waters.

If you live or own a business in a high risk flood zone, you may want flood insurance. In fact, your lender will probably even require you to get flood insurance.

It’s officially time for those April showers! It’s not just a cliché: spring is wet — and if you are one of the unlucky ones who will experience flooding in the next several weeks, you may be dealing with a large expense if you aren’t properly insured.

If you’re like us, then you’re probably looking at 2025 with some slight trepidation on what exactly the new year will have to offer. And believe us, we get it. Entering the new year can feel as daunting as it is exciting when we don’t know exactly what the year has in store for us.