Think fast – your tax return from 2012, where is it? How about your grandmother’s diamond watch? Is it in a secure place? Having a home safe means that not only are important documents and valuables protected from fire and…
At some point, every driver has to deal with rainy weather. But many don’t know what to do, so they just drive as they normally would. However, with slick roads, flooded streets and reduced visibility, that mentality can be a recipe…
You’ve got an emergency plan for your family in case extreme weather or a natural disaster forces you to live without power, or worse, evacuate your home. (If not, learn how to create one at Ready.gov) But, what about planning…
Whether your home is a three-story Tudor, a skyline-grazing apartment, or an RV on wheels, you need at least one fire extinguisher for it. But if you don’t have the right one (or you haven’t checked it recently) you may…
Next week marks the last official week of summer vacation. It is likely also the beginning of your “back to work” business travel. Business travelers should note these specific precautions when conducting business transactions from the road, especially if you…
Drones are exploding in popularity in St. Louis, and so are the news stories about someone flying too close to a commercial aircraft or shooting down a drone. While the aerial cameras are fun to fly and help photographers get…
When a big storm hits in St. Louis, you hunker down inside, relying on your home to protect you and your family. Once that storm passes, though, it’s time to repay the favor – identifying damage and protecting your home from…
Chances are, if you have a child going into college this fall, your summer has been full of shopping lists, campus visits, and worrying. College is expensive enough without the added cost of unexpected accidents or theft, not covered by…
In any given year, more than 20 million passengers across the globe set sail on a cruise, according to the Cruise Lines International Association. If you plan to join them this summer, here are four common sense tips to help…
Motor vehicle corrosion is a billion-dollar problem in the United States, according to the Federal Highway Administration. And, no wonder. Road salt, tree sap, mud, pollution and even dead bugs and bird poop all contribute to a year-round assault on…
