Snow, sleet, ice and below freezing temperatures all have an effect on driving conditions. During winter, safety depends on driver performance in winter hazards, good vehicle maintenance—and common sense. These tips will help you and your car weather the winter.
With the new year, lots of us make “new year resolutions”. A resolution is defined as “a firm decision to do or not to do something.” So, it maybe a new habit such as exercising more, changing eating habits, quitting smoking or changing a routine. Or, it could be checking something off your “bucket list” or taking care of a long put off task or project. Your New Year’s resolution should be making sure you are properly insured.
Winter months often increase the risks of a variety of claim situations. Being proactive can help reduce the chances of having an accident or loss. Here are a number of steps you can take to mitigate any unforeseen situations during the winter including avoiding ice dams, frozen pipes and knowing where the main water shutoff is.
Having Life Insurance coverage is important and will give you peace of mind knowing those you hold most dear have a financial safety net in the event of an unexpected tragedy. Speak with an insurance professional about life insurance to discuss options of a policy that fits your budget and your needs….Don’t wait until it’s too late! Reach out to us at Murphy Insurance so that we may give you the information you need to make an informed decision.
If your business needs commercial auto insurance whether it’s for a single vehicle or a whole fleet, you will want commercial insurance that is both affordable as well as provides proper protection. Here are a several tips for buying commercial auto insurance that will help you manage costs but at the same time ensure that you’re properly protected.
Take measures to safeguard this festive season and its celebrations against the risks of fire, theft, accidents, and other mishaps. Following guidance from the Insurance Information Institute (III), implementing a few straightforward precautions and obtaining appropriate insurance coverage can help mitigate seasonal dangers.
During the holidays, Christmas trees stand as central pieces of festive decoration, sourced through cutting, roadside purchases, or artificial alternatives. Yet, their beauty doesn’t negate the fire risks they pose, emphasizing the need for safety precautions to ensure a joyful and accident-free celebration.
Hosting corporate events or leasing properties to tenants serving alcohol brings liquor liability risks. While a Commercial General Liability policy offers some coverage, exclusions exist for businesses involved in alcohol sales. Mitigate risks by hiring trained bartenders and exploring additional coverage options with legal counsel.
As we cherish the festive season with decorations and gatherings, it’s crucial to acknowledge the potential fire and accident risks associated with these activities. While ensuring holiday fun, remember to prioritize safety measures such as checking Christmas tree freshness, inspecting lights, using flame-resistant decorations, and practicing responsible alcohol consumption to safeguard against potential hazards and ensure joyful celebrations.
As Thanksgiving weekend approaches, many embark on journeys, making it one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Whether driving to see loved ones or exploring new destinations, exercising extra caution on the road is paramount during this holiday season. By adhering to safety guidelines not only during Thanksgiving but also year-round, we can all contribute to safer travels for ourselves and fellow road users.