Every year the American Red Cross outlines some common-sense tips to keep everyone safe from injury, fire, drowning, sun damage, and more on Independence Day. Follow these tips to have a safe and worry-free 4th of July.

Deep-fried turkeys have become increasingly popular for the Thanksgiving meal. Many people even consider them to be the “easier” way to prepare a turkey. But deep fryers also present a serious fire and burn danger for you and your home.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), weather-related crashes account for a significant number of fatalities during the holiday travel season. Citing preparedness as the best way to avoid problems and stay safe, NHTSA provides a checklist for safe winter driving. If you encounter dangerous weather conditions at your holiday destination this season, make sure to follow these tips:

We can help you save money on your auto and home insurance with the following techniques and discounts.

August is a busy, crazy month for most parents. Not only are you frantically trying to prepare your child or children for the upcoming school year, but you are also adjusting to the yearly transition. It’s important to take a little time during the back-to-school rush to keep safety in mind.

They say that when it rains, it pours, and with flooding, the adage is true. No more than just a few inches of water can cause major destruction to your home or business. Flood insurance is not typically covered in the standard South Carolina homeowner’s or business insurance policy. Are you aware of your risk and the options available?

In the current financial climate wouldn’t you welcome the opportunity to reduce your expenditure, make your home safer and add value to your property? Very few people would say NO!

Uninsured motorist (UM) coverage provides coverage if you are in an accident and the other driver is both legally responsible for the accident and is not insured. It is an addition to a standard auto insurance policy that is required in some states and optional in most others.

Every year the American Red Cross outlines some common-sense tips to keep everyone safe from injury, fire, drowning, sun damage, and more on Independence Day. Follow these tips to have a safe and worry-free 4th of July.

South Carolina has not endured a single federally declared disaster since 2007; we are the only state with a clean record. With the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season beginning on June 1, however, only time will tell how long our streak will last. In times like these, forgetting the danger of natural disasters could leave us more vulnerable than ever.