• Term vs. Whole Life Insurance: Which Do You Need?

  Life is always changing – which is why it’s important to review your insurance needs and make sure your coverage is keeping up with your life. Whether you’re entering adulthood or nearing retirement, you may have a need for life insurance… but understanding which policy is best... Read More

• What You Need to Know About Snow Tires

  Before the first snow falls, you’ll want to freshen up your car emergency kit, check the antifreeze and throw in... Read More

• Hazard-Free Holidays

  The holidays are a time to come together, make memories with family and friends and enjoy one another’s company. There’s never a shortage of food and good cheer, and there’s always something to be thankful for. This year, we’ve pulled together some of our most popular (and... Read More

• What Determines the Price of My Auto Insurance?

  Maybe you’ve been there before. Something changed in your life – you bought a new car, moved into a new neighborhood or started a new job...then, one day, you notice what you pay for auto insurance changes. Why does that... Read More

• Five Questions to Ask When Planning a Wedding

    According to the popular wedding planning site The Knot, couples spend an average of 15 hours per week planning their weddings, but it’s unlikely that much of that time is spent planning for life after the... Read More

• How to File a Pothole Claim With Your City

  This winter’s exceptionally cold temperatures and near record snowfall produced potholes galore. But you and your car probably already know that since these road blemishes are often hard to avoid. (Swerving to the side or into oncoming traffic isn’t exactly an option--and even... Read More

• Distractions #whiledriving Take a Doubly Scary Turn

  People aren’t just multitasking at work and at home. They’re also doing double duty while driving. Erie Insurance analyzed social media data to better understand what drivers are doing behind the wheel. Looking at Twitter and Instagram posts that came from mobile devices and... Read More

• Safe Ways to Shovel Snow

  by Catherine Amick Shoveling snow: great form of exercise or risk to your health? The answer is probably both. A 17-year study published in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine in 2011 shows shoveling snow sends, an average of more than 11,000 people to the ER each year. ... Read More

• Cleaning Your House after the Flu

  by Jennifer Sonntag A-Choo! It’s here…you couldn’t escape the flu. Despite your efforts to prevent it, you’ve found yourself down and out.  Although we can’t wave a magic wand to get you back to 100 percent, we can offer some tips about how to clean your house to get rid of the... Read More

• How to Shop Safe Online This Holiday Season

  Last year, ERIE Customer Don O.* of Pennsylvania received a text from Amazon letting him know that his package had been delivered. The only problem? He hadn’t ordered anything—an identity thief had. Don later discovered that the thief had also opened up a fake credit card in his... Read More

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