• 15 Common Questions About Life Insurance

  by Justin Metz Life isn’t one-size-fits-all – and neither is life insurance. Planning for the future can feel exciting and... Read More

• Back to School Tips for Drivers

  by Jennifer Sonntag School is officially in session. And while kids are brushing up on their math and language arts skills, it’s important for drivers to slow down and keep an eye out for kids around schools and their neighborhoods. Here are some driving tips to keep in mind as... Read More

• Empty Nesters: 4 Questions to Ask An Insurance Agent

  by Scott Westcott  The kids are gone. The house is quiet. Retirement may be within reach. Your new chapter is just waiting to be written. For empty nesters, making sure you’re properly insured and making smart financial decisions can help ensure that chapter unfolds as planned.... Read More

• What to Know About Workers’ Compensation and Working from Home

  by Erie Insurance In the midst of this pandemic, you may have found yourself among the 63 percent of Americans working from home. A recent Gartner poll predicts that 48 percent of workers will continue to work remote at least part time even when it’s safe to physically return to... Read More

• Have a Safe and Happy July Fourth Holiday

  by Yari Sequeira Gearing up for the Fourth of July holiday likely means family picnics, being outside and enjoying a fireworks display. But have you ever wondered how long can you let food sit out before it starts to go bad? Or when your next-door neighbor surprises the kiddos... Read More

• How to Get Better Gas Mileage (And Other Questions About Fuel Economy)

  by Becky Badar  If you’re looking for ways to tighten your monthly budget, there’s an unexpected place you can look: Your garage. No, we’re not telling you to sell your car (although that’s certainly an option). Rather, it’s time to take a closer look at the way you drive and... Read More

• Food for your mood: How what you eat affects your mental health

  By Alice Gomstyn Cory Metzler used to be what she called a "closet eater." The 58-year-old Lake Worth, Florida, woman said she managed to pass up the donuts and pizza frequently on hand in her workplace, but later "rewarded" herself with cookies and carb-laden treats at home.... Read More

• 5 Things to Know About Small Business Data Breaches

  by Erie Insurance A data breach is not something that just happens to mega retailers – small businesses are also at risk. From customers’ credit card numbers to employee tax information, it’s likely that your small business handles sensitive data on a regular basis. (... Read More

• 7 DIY Projects to Boost Your Home’s Resale Value

  by Justin Metz Whether you need more space for your growing family or are relocating for a new job, moving to a new home is something most of us will encounter eventually.  But while looking for the perfect house can be an exciting process, you’ll also be faced with the reality... Read More

• The 10 Commandments of Candle Safety

  by Erie Insurance Whether it’s a menorah, a candelabra or a single taper, it’s safe to say that candles are everywhere this ... Read More

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