Wednesday, November 11, 2020 Feeling a Draft? How to Find and Fix Air Leaks in Your Home There’s a nip in the air. And whether you live in the city or the suburbs, you don’t want the chill to come in with you — or your home’s warmed air to leak out — when you settle in for the night. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 4, 2020Depending on the severity of a storm, hail can be either a minor event or cause significant damage. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), hailstones fall from 30,000 feet high, reaching up to 120 mph before they hit the ground. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, October 28, 2020 You’ve likely heard that you should save for retirement when you’re young. But, if you have student loans, paying off your debt may also be a goal. What should you prioritize? Should you pay off student loans or save for retirement? READ MORE >>
Wednesday, October 14, 2020 Cute and playful are some words that many people associate with squirrels. But, just as these critters can be innocent, they can become a nuisance if they make their way inside your home. These tips can help you prevent squirrels from entering your home, and show you what steps to take if you suspect one has already made its way inside. READ MORE >>
Thursday, October 1, 2020 If you’ve ever driven into a gas station and had a moment of forgetfulness, wondering which side your gas tank is on, you’re probably not alone. Whether you’re in a rental car or just feeling a little confused in a car you’ve had for years, you can spare yourself from having to circle the car around to the other side. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
Home remodeling projects were once done to increase a home’s resale value, but many homeowners are deciding to stay put for the long-term instead of planning a time-consuming move. HomeAdvisor’s 2018 True Cost Survey found more than 80 percent of homeowners plan to stay in their exi... READ MORE >>
Wednesday, September 23, 2020 It’s a distinctive sound that provides a constant backdrop to cities around the world: the car horn. Ever wonder where this quintessential caution device come from? Or, how car horns have changed through the years? Here’s a quick look at the history of car horns. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, September 9, 2020 A fire extinguisher is something most people don’t think about until they need one. While you may be able to use a home fire extinguisher to help you put out a small fire, you may find that it’s of little value if it hasn’t been kept in operating condition. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, August 26, 2020 Most of us can recognize good money habits: Spend less than you earn, save for emergencies and the future and pay down debt. These habits may help put you on track for a healthy financial future. But it’s equally important to know which actions to avoid, as they may be a detriment to you saving or are simply not as helpful as you may think. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, July 29, 2020
In the 1960s and 1970s, many automobile odometers did not even read beyond 99,999 miles. Hit 100,000, and the odometer “flipped” or turned back to zero. But now, thanks to tougher quality standards and post-recession financial concerns, Americans are driving their cars longer than ... READ MORE >>
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