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 done and ready to relax in your new and improved space. There’s one more thing […]
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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 2012 to Tropical Storm Henri in 2021, our region has faced flooded roads, widespread power
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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 unexpected surgery or even a liability claim, pet-related costs can add up fast. That’s where
You’ve got homeowners insurance, so you’re protected—right? Don’t be so sure. While your policy might cover the basics, there’s a chance it’s missing some critical protections. From floods and earthquakes to home-based businesses and sewer backups, many standard policies fall short in ways that could cost you thousands if disaster strikes. And in today’s world
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If you thought homeowners’ insurance was tricky before, 2025 is really keeping us on our toes. In Part One, we broke down why rates are climbing and what’s behind all the changes. Now in Part Two, we’re getting into the real-world stuff—what you can actually do about it. We’ll talk about easy-to-miss coverage gaps, what
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Owning a home these days can feel like walking a tightrope with your insurance policy. Whether you’re buying your first house, or you’ve been in your home for years, you’ve probably noticed premiums going up and policy details getting more complicated. In 2025, homeowners across the U.S. will continue to grapple with rising rates and
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Have you noticed your homeowners insurance bill creeping up every year? You’re not alone. In 2025, homeowners insurance costs were up by about 21% on average, with premiums rising faster than inflation. But what if you could make your home safer, prevent expensive damage, and earn discounts of up to 20% on your premium? Smart
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You probably don’t spend much time thinking about international trade policies when you’re paying your insurance bill. But did you know that tariffs—those taxes on imported goods—could be driving up the cost of your auto and home insurance? Imagine this: You get your car insurance renewal notice, and your premium has jumped—again. Or after a
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The fires that raged through California in January 2025 are poised to shake up the insurance industry in ways we haven’t seen before. With economic damages projected to reach as much as $250 billion, these wildfires could rival Hurricane Katrina in financial impact, potentially costing insurers more than $30 billion. For a peril that wasn’t
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Ah, Christmas lights. Whether you’re untangling a decade-old strand or marveling at your neighbor’s display, there’s no denying the magic they bring to the season. But those twinkling lights can come with risks. Electrocution, fires, and falls are just a few potential pitfalls—and we’ve all seen at least one holiday movie where a decoration mishap
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