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8 Ways to Kick Your Texting and Driving Habit
Posted: March 31, 2021
Every driver ‒ and every passenger ‒ expects to reach their destination safely. But picking up your phone to read or answer a text while you’re behind the wheel puts everyone’s safety in jeopardy. At any point during the day, it’s estimated that around 660,000 drivers are on their phones. In the U.S., texting and driving causes a quarter of all car accidents. And teen...
Survey: What Grabs Your Attention During Road Trips?
Posted: March 30, 2021
After the coronavirus pandemic struck the U.S. in 2020, vacations were canceled, traveling was banned, and many of us found ourselves stuck at home. But as spring 2021 approaches, many are opening up to the idea of hitting the road and taking a vacation. More than half of the respondents of a national survey, conducted by Erie Insurance said they plan to take at least...
Hiring a Contractor Checklist
Posted: March 24, 2021
Hiring the right contractor can be tough—and it’s one of the most important decisions you’ll make during a repair project, according to the Better Business Bureau. Whether you’re looking for someone to do a small repair or to help clean up after a storm that’s caused damage, it’s important to make sure you’ve hired someone you can trust to do the job. We’ve pulled together...
Quiz: How Much Value Can These DIY Projects Add To Your House?
Posted: March 19, 2021
We’re spending a lot more time at home these days, which means spending a lot more time looking at – and maybe second-guessing – every wall color and ceiling fixture. Whether you’re just looking for a small change or preparing to sell, you might be wondering if your investment will ultimately pay off. Can you guess the return on each of these DIY home projects?...
Do You Name Your Robot Vacuum or Other Household Items?
Posted: March 15, 2021
Do you live with a robot vacuum named Vance, a coffee pot called Joe, or another household item you’ve given a special name? If so, you’re far from alone. It’s pretty common for people to name inanimate objects. Giving human form or attributes to these things is called anthropomorphizing. And with more people staying at home, and buying new toys and gadgets, there is more...
