Buying your first home in New England is equal parts excitement, stress, and relief. After you close on the mortgage, you’re ready to unpack boxes, pick paint colors and finally enjoy your own space. It’s easy to think the hardest

Renovating a New England home is a rite of passage. After months of noise, sawdust, and contractors coming in and out of your house, your kitchen gleams, your bathroom sparkles, or your dream addition has finally become reality. You’re finally

Imagine this: A powerful April nor’easter dumps 18 inches of heavy, wet snow across New England. Trees bent under ice crash through power lines across the state and cause over 125,000 New Hampshire customers to lose power. Or 42.1 inches

Hurricanes aren’t just a southern concern anymore. While Florida and the Gulf Coast often make headlines for boarding up homes and mass evacuations, New Englanders have learned the hard way that we’re not out of reach. From Superstorm Sandy in

If you’ve ever rushed to the emergency vet or worried about your dog biting a neighbor, you’re not alone. Pets are family — and like any loved one, they can bring joy, messes, and surprise expenses. From chewed-up furniture to

You’ve worked hard to build your business and you’ve done your best to protect it. You’ve got property coverage in place and maybe even business income insurance. But what happens when your power goes out and it’s not your fault?