Author name: Jennifer Zalzal

For many of us, our homes are our most expensive asset. That’s why we protect our homes with insurance, preventing financial hardship in the event that our homes are damaged, stolen from, vandalized, or deemed the cause of an injury. However, even the most comprehensive home insurance policies don’t cover everything. For that reason, homeowners

Summer road trips are one of the most fun (and stressful) things you’ll ever do. “Why stressful?” Parents don’t even need me to answer that question. Traveling is a thousand times harder when you have irritable children in the backseat! Road trip related stress isn’t reserved for moms and dads. If you ever break down

What to know before you leave home It was the summer of 1997, and I was 16 years old. My friend Cindy and I were driving to Dewey Beach in Delaware. We booked our accommodations, printed directions on MapQuest, packed our bikinis and suntan lotion, grabbed our favorite CDs and piled everything into my 1988

Rideshare. It’s a wildly popular and relatively new industry that’s changing the way we think about transportation. Millions of people have become rideshare drivers, and even more have used their incredibly convenient services¹. Here’s one way to illustrate its astronomical impact: If you add up all the Uber® trips taken in the past five years, the

Rideshare insurance has become increasingly popular in recent years with the evolution of companies like Uber and Lyft. If you’re working for a rideshare company, you’ll need special protection that isn’t covered under your basic personal auto policy. Learn how rideshare works and what you can do to make sure you have the right protection

Did you know that a burglary happens every 20 seconds in the U.S., according to the FBI?1 Your home is one of your most valuable possessions, along with everything inside. It is a place you want to feel safe and secure from the potential dangers of the outside world. Employing and engaging in some basic best

Distracted driving is any activity that could divert your attention away from the main task of driving.1It is something that is both dangerous and disturbingly common. In fact, an estimated 660,000 drivers are using electronic devices while driving during daylight hours.2 You may be surprised to learn that cell phones and texting are just part of