The vehicles on the road today have become increasingly advanced with each passing model year. Yet, as a whole, they’re relatively easy to steal. With this in mind, we put together the following theft prevention guidelines. Each tip is designed to help you reduce the risk of getting your vehicle stolen.

Americans collectively spend billions of dollars each year on home security. Yet, no home is immune to the risk of theft. Whether you’re looking to protect your home while you’re on vacation or simply away at work for the day, it’s important to take precautions to help deter criminals from targeting your property—and maintain peace of mind throughout your household.

The Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) will begin efforts to return approximately $3 billion of its surplus to Michigan auto insurance policyholders. Working with the MCCA, insurance providers will issue Michigan drivers refunds in the amount of $400 for every eligible vehicle that had liability coverage as of 11:59 p.m. on October 31, 2021.

There’s a common misconception among car owners that if their car is totaled in an accident, it will be replaced at the original purchase price, or at least the amount that is still owed for financing. But in reality, this is not always the case. The purpose of this Auto Insights blog is to define the reason behind this misconception, and what you can do to protect yourself.

One of the greatest benefits of insurance protection is the peace of mind that comes with knowing the things you value most are safeguarded should an unfortunate event occur. This is why home, auto and life insurance coverage is so important. Oftentimes, however, certain items of value can be overlooked, and as a result become underinsured.

A great way to help take the bite out of winter is to make sure your vehicle is ready for the cold weather and driving challenges the season brings. Anyone who’s spent a few winters on the road knows that frigid temperatures make driving difficult: car engines may not work properly, while snow on the road limits traction and control. That’s just a few reasons winterizing your vehicle is so important.

There’s nothing quite like the beauty, warmth and comfort that a fireplace brings to a home. But using the fireplace properly is an important step in keeping your home and family safe. In fact, the U.S. Fire Administration estimates that 75% of confined home heating fires occur in the chimney and flue of a fireplace. Simple practices and maintenance can help keep your fireplace in good condition, and help ensure its safe operation.

Purchasing auto insurance can be a challenging process. Given the massive amount of information available, many policyholders are faced with deciphering the facts from the myths in order to arrive at the right insurance solution. To help clear up any misinformation surrounding your auto insurance policy and put your mind at ease, we’ve debunked eight of the most common auto insurance myths…

College students have a number of options when it comes to health insurance. For this reason, it’s important to do your homework by examining the benefits and drawbacks of each one. Here’s an overview of the four most common plans:

On the surface, lowering your coverage—like comprehensive or collision—to the lowest legal level might seem like a good way to lower your premium. But it could also put you at significant risk. For example, if you lower or eliminate your collision coverage, you could end up paying out-of-pocket for expensive repairs resulting from an auto accident. To help avoid a situation like this, it’s important to learn the basics of auto insurance protection.

A teenager with a driver’s license can be a major convenience for families on the go. Insuring a new driver, however, can be costly. The reason it’s more expensive to insure a teen driver is fairly simple – the risk of motor vehicle crashes is higher among 16- to 19-year-olds than among any other age group. The higher the risk, the higher the premium. The good news is…

A growing number of drivers assume that when it comes to insuring a vehicle, there’s a choice to be made between collision and comprehensive coverage. The truth is, purchasing both coverage options can help you better protect your financial well-being. Before you make this decision, however, it’s important to understand what each option brings to the table.

There’s nothing like the peace of mind that comes from knowing your most valued assets have the protection of high-quality insurance coverage. This is especially true when you combine your insurance policies to take advantage of a special “bundling” discount.

There are a lot of great reasons for purchasing a home security system. At the top of the list is the shield of protection it provides for you and your family. You also get the peace of mind that comes from knowing that would-be burglars will think twice when they discover your home is well protected and monitored. The mere presence of a security system lawn sign can serve as a deterrent.

When Michigan’s new auto insurance laws take effect, one of the key decisions you’ll face involves liability coverage. This coverage protects drivers from legal damages if they cause an accident that results in another person’s serious injury or death.

It won’t be long before Michigan’s new auto insurance reform law takes effect. Starting July 2, 2020, when you renew your auto insurance policy, you’ll have some important decisions to make with respect to your coverage. One of several aspects to consider is your liability protection.