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How Well are YOU Protected From Being Injured by a Driver with NO (or very little) Insurance?
Posted: May 29, 2015
At Pardridge Insurance, we know that you would you rather be an educated buyer of car insurance. We are one of the very few insurance agencies who will take the time to educate you on coverages (without boring you). Our philosophy is to give our clients relevant information, so they know they are making good, informed decisions. Take a moment to think about this unfortunate...
Life Insurance for Retirement Can Offer a Big Boost
Posted: May 27, 2015
By: Patti Orton Kuna, Erie Insurance Many people only view life insurance as a way to take care of final expenses. While that is an important component, life insurance for retirement can also offer major advantages when it comes to planning out your Golden Years. Two life insurance products used in retirement planning are permanent life insurance (coverage that’s in place your entire life that...
How to Avoid Burns Outside of the Home
Posted: May 15, 2015
By: Erie Insurance Winter can be loaded with outdoor hazards like sleet, black ice, snow and freezing conditions. So no one blames you when spring finally arrives and you can’t wait to spend time outside without your teeth chattering. But warmer weather is not without its own risk. And burns outside of the home are at the top of the list. Below are some tips...
How to Price Yard Sale Items
Posted: May 8, 2015
You’ve already gone through the daunting task of deciding which stuff to keep and which to give away. And you reviewed ways to keep you, your family and your home safe during your yard sale. Now you need to get the stickers out and price yard sale items. Not really sure how to price yard sale items? Here are a few tips to get you...
How to Survive a Power Outage
Posted: May 7, 2015
Power outages can occur at any time—and they’re almost always unexpected. When it comes to how to survive a power outage, there are few things to keep in mind beyond candle safety and digging out board games. By taking a few measures beforehand, you’ll be more comfortable –and less panicked—when the power goes out. Prep for a possible emergency While some power outages last no more...