Watches are investments and invaluable heirlooms. By implementing a solid risk management program and taking the measures provided below by AIG, you will be better equipped to prevent immediate losses and preserve your collection for years to come. General care When initially used, automatic watches should be wound with a few turns of the winding…
Milestones And Changes In Our Personal And Professional Lives Are The Perfect Opportunities To Review Insurance Coverage. At life’s turning points, we often pause for a moment to celebrate or to refocus. When you’re welcoming a new baby to the family, or helping a child move into their next stage of life—if you’re starting a…
Allowances and chores don’t exactly result in a fortune for children, but even at a young age, it’s never too early to start teaching them how to handle money responsibly. According to a study by the University of Cambridge, children typically develop financial habits by the time they are 7 years old. It’s important to…
More and more of our home devices—including thermostats, door locks, coffee machines, and smoke alarms—are now connected to the Internet. This enables us to control our devices on our smartphones, no matter our location, which in turn can save us time and money while providing convenience and even safety. These advances in technology are innovative…
It’s fall. The time where the leaves turn to beautiful colors… and eventually end up covering your lawn. Raking leaves may seem like a simple task, but here are a few reminders to stay safe: Wait for the full fall: Before you reach for your rake, wait for the full fall of leaves. Aside from…
The fall season is upon us, bringing along many weather risks. The National Weather Service (NWS) launched their seasonal safety campaign to help educate on possible extreme fall weather risks. Learn how to be ready, responsive and resilient to the hazards. Don’t let bad weather sneak up on you—it is time to get prepared now.…
National Preparedness Month is recognized each September to promote family and community disaster and emergency planning now and throughout the year. The 2019 theme is “Prepared, Not Scared.” Save Early for Disaster Costs Are you financially prepared for a natural disaster? #PrepareNow with the help of these tips and free resources: ready.gov/financial-preparedness Make a Plan to Prepare for…
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless and odorless gas—one that you can be easily exposed to accidentally. Once CO molecules enter your body, they begin to replace oxygen in your red blood cells, causing tissue damage, headaches, flu-like symptoms or worse. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 400 Americans…
Being prepared for an emergency isn’t just about staying safe during a disaster. It’s about how to stay comfortable, clean, fed, and healthy afterwards – when a storm or disaster may have knocked out electricity. If you lost power, how would you eat? The refrigerator can’t keep foods cold. The microwave can’t warm things up.…
Active shooter incidents can happen anywhere. Would you know how to respond in a crisis? Chesapeake Employers Insurance is offering free seminars where employers and citizens can learn how to prepare for and respond to an active shooter incident. The training includes: Common sense disaster response planning Best practices to reduce casualties and increase chance…
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