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November 13-19, 2022, is International Fraud Awareness Week. Practically every year, fraud against businesses and individuals increases.

Many families and friends experience different kinds of holiday celebrations, enjoying quality time with each other. If you find yourself hosting an outdoor holiday celebration this year, be sure to do it safely. Follow some of our tips below to help you prepare and practice safety this holiday season.

Fraud is at an all-time high after the pandemic. Newly released Federal Trade Commission data shows that consumers reported losing more than $5.8 billion to fraud in 2021, an increase of more than 70 percent over the previous year.

The National Fire Prevention Association is celebrating 100 years of "National Fire Prevention Week". We wanted to provide you with 100 fire safety tips to download and follow at home.

Follow some of our Halloween home safety tips to avoid a possible loss while keeping the spooky spirit alive.

Nothing is scarier as a homeowner, in my opinion, than a fire. Here are some of our fire safety tips

Here are 5 steps you can take to prepare for the peak of hurricane season.

As Floridians we are prone to disasters such as hurricanes and flooding due to our climate and location. Being prepared is important for all homeowners and renters to protect their home and family.

As a homeowner, it is important to know and understand your coverage through your specific carrier. A typical homeowners insurance policy is there to protect you and your family in the event of a loss due to covered perils such as fire, theft, wind, and other costly hazards.

A landlord’s insurance may cover the costs of repairs should there be a fire or other natural disaster, however this excludes coverage of your personal belongings.

Contractor fraud is at an all time high in Florida, as we are one of the leading states experiencing these scams. Crimes of fraud cost homeowners and insurance companies billions of dollars each year.

First time homeowners can get easily overwhelmed when learning to deal with many new responsibilities. Before closing on your new home, it’s important to ensure your new asset is well protected with proper homeowners insurance.