For many people, there are several perks to renting a place to live, from flexibility in moving to the lack of maintenance responsibilities. One downside to renting? Not being able to personalize the space with certain design choices due to the terms of the rental agreement. But there are ways around this. We’re sharing six renter-friendly DIY (do it yourself!) projects and renovations that can spruce up your home without violating your lease or upsetting your landlord. [Read more…]
6 Renter-Friendly DIY Projects to Spruce Up Your Space
How to Lower Your Utility Bills
With many Americans feeling the effects of high inflation, there’s no doubt that families across the nation are looking for ways to save money where they can. A common spending area they look at? Home utilities. Especially here in New England where the cold and dark winter season demands we turn up the thermostats and use more lighting, homeowners see those increases reflected in their monthly bills. Luckily, there are ways to cut back on energy usage, and therefore, costs. Let’s review ways you can lower your utility bills. [Read more…]
Insurance for Personal Trainers: Is it Needed?
The new year tends to spark a fire in many people to regain control of their physical health with a refocused commitment to working out. Personal trainers, running coaches, fitness instructors, and other exercise professionals like you are called in as teachers, motivators, and even accountability partners to help all kinds of people achieve their different physical fitness goals. Yet, as is the case with every other type of business, there are always risks involved—from client claims of bodily injury to property damage to professional mistakes. In this blog, we’ll explore why insurance for personal trainers is needed. [Read more…]
Will My Homeowners Insurance Cover Fallen Trees?
We love to have trees in our yards, but we often forget the hazards that can come with them. The winter season in New England can be unpredictable, which leads to homes being damaged by falling trees. Will your homeowners insurance cover fallen trees? What are the different causes of tree damage? Learn how these policies protect your home and what you can do to make your trees safer. [Read more…]
New Year, New Ride: Insuring Your New Car
Did you get a brand-new car with a big red bow for Christmas? Are you treating yourself to a shiny new set of wheels to end the year? Or do you have a goal of saving up in the new year to buy a new ride? Either way, if you have—or are about to have—a new vehicle in your life, you’ll need auto insurance. After all, whether it was a big-ticket present to you or a solo investment, the most important thing is that you and the occupants are protected when behind the wheel. Let’s discuss the must-knows of insuring your new car. [Read more…]