Whether you own or rent the place you call home, you need to know how to protect yourself and your investments. On this page you'll see articles that address these things and tips to make sure your home is "home sweet home."

• 11 Ways to Save on Your Heating Costs

  When the mercury falls, your heating costs tend to go up. Here are some money-saving tips to keep you warm this winter without breaking the bank.

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• What to Know About Keeping Utilities Low

  What you don't know about energy efficiency can make your utilities higher than you expect. Check out these energy saving tips to keep utilities low.

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• How to Prevent Frozen Pipes

  Freezing pipes can lead to burst pipes, which can lead to water damage. Read about how you can keep your pipes nice and warm this winter.

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• Winter Weather Coverage Quiz

  Most of us know basically what's covered under our home and auto policies, but winter weather can cause situations you might not think about. Do you know what's covered?

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• Winter Preparedness

  Extreme cold and winter storms can be a real pain for you and your family, especially if you’re not prepared.

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• Keep the Home Fires Burning — In the Fireplace, That Is…

  Fireplaces can be a source of warmth and beauty in a home, but if they aren't properly maintained, they can become a fire hazard. Find out how to keep your fireplace—and your house—in good condition.

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• Smoke Alarms: A Sound You Can Live With

  We all know smoke detectors can save lives, but there's more to it than that. There are multiple types, and placement and maintenance are key.

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• Inland Marine Insurance and Diamonds

  Let us clear up some confusion and point out where this type insurance can help provide more extensive coverage for your prized possessions.

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• Fire Safety 101

  A house fire isn't one of those thing you think will ever happen to you, and these fire safety tips may help keep it that way. 

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• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

  Many people in the U.S. die from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning and/or visit the emergency department each year. Taking one simple step can save lives.

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