Life Happens 365 - Are You Managing the Risk?

  By Diane Tait Image courtesy Pixabay You may have noticed that the grass is growing, the flowers are blooming and the birds are chirping in the trees.   Signs that spring has sprung in north Florida are abundant.   But what’s not so obvious is the toll that winter has taken.   That’s why many homeowners reassess what’s what at this time of year.   Spring cleaning is a great way to review, reorganize, and rejuvenate your home and yard.   Whether it’s mowing the lawn, pressure washing the deck, organizing your garage, or cleaning the barbecue, spring cleaning is going to save you tons of time during the dog days of summer.   It can also save you is money on your insurance if you know where to look.

By Diane Tait If you own or lease a car, own your own home or business, or just want your family to have peace of mind in our ever more complicated world, you undoubtedly have some form of insurance.   That’s because failure to carry insurance can cause you to take a financial hit which could possibly wipe out your savings or even require you to file for bankruptcy.   That being said, determining what type or how much insurance you should carry can prove to be a complicated not to mention a frustrating task.   Before you waste a lot of time trying to determine how to protect your assets, I thought I’d take a few minutes to give you some food for thought.