Some people have the good fortune of experiencing power outages once in a full moon while, for others, it’s a common and frustrating occurrence. No matter what side of the fence you stand on, it’s important that you have at least the basics for surviving a prolonged power outage down to the last detail.

All insurance companies work differently and have varying types of coverages. Despite this, it’s important to secure a policy as soon you can so that you’re fully covered in the event of a car accident.

In this day and age, doing anything online is the way to go. You can order food, get your groceries, and even find all the entertainment you’ll ever need with a simple finger swipe

If you’re anything like most people, then you’re probably not a fan of tax season. And why would you be? Arranging forms, looking over your expenses, and filing paperwork is far from a fun experience.

When it comes to taking a quick road trip with your child in tow, it’s all pretty simple, right? You just sit them in their car seat, strap them in, and you’re ready to go!

In a previous blog post, we discussed some not-so-common things to do to keep your car in top shape when not driving it often.

Over the last year, many of us have been doing almost everything from home, such as schooling and working. Now, you may be thinking that you won’t have to keep up with your car maintenance much because you haven’t been driving, but this is far from the case.

Filing an insurance claim can be stressful, especially if it’s after a serious car accident. During this stressful period, it’s easy to make mistakes that can potentially cause numerous problems as you try to file a claim with your insurance company.

Your set of wheels may have just about given all it could for you and it’s looking like the time for a new car is just around the corner.