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7 Tips for Developing Your Family’s Fire Escape Plan
Posted: August 30, 2023
During a house fire, every second counts. That’s why it’s important for you and your family to be prepared.A recent study by the American Red Cross found that many homeowners are both overconfident and underprepared when it comes to fire safety. Practicing your escape plan twice a year helps increase the odds of survival, but 70% don't. Even more, 65% don't test their smoke alarms...
Batten Down the Hatches: What To Know About Winterizing Your Boat
Posted: August 22, 2023
As the days become shorter and the temperature dips, the inevitable appears on the horizon for every boater: winter. But don’t let the impending off-season blow you off course. By planning to properly winterize your boat, you’ll confidently end the season knowing you and your beloved ship will be ready to take on the waves as soon as the snow passes and spring arrives. A...
Writing Your Will: Common Questions and Simple Tips
Posted: August 17, 2023
Have you thought about your final wishes in life?We know it’s not a particularly fun topic to discuss. But the truth is, writing a will is an important step to help your loved ones in the event of your passing. (So is choosing the right life insurance.)If you’re one of the 60% of Americans without a will or if you just haven’t updated yours in...
35 Screen-Free Activities Your Family Can Enjoy This Summer
Posted: August 15, 2023
Ah, Summer! As a kid, few times of the year bring more joy. But for parents, all that unstructured free time can bring its own share of struggles. When you were growing up, summer probably meant spending more time outdoors than inside. It meant swimming, bike rides and games of pickup basketball. Today, however, many children are content to replace those activities with television, video...
10 Easy Dorm Room Hacks
Posted: August 14, 2023
It’s college move-in time. For many, this is the first time students will be living away from home and moving into a smaller space. It might even be the first time sharing a room—and a bathroom—with someone. With a roommate and limited space, if you’re a soon-to-be college student, you might be in for a wake-up call.A college dorm room isn’t just a bedroom anymore...
