An Ancient Trade Believe it or not, insurance existed during the ancient world, as people wanted to trade farther than from the nearest village. As trade routes expanded, so did risks, causing a need for insurance to mitigate the risk [...]
When it comes to driving in unfavorable weather conditions, the best option is to not drive at all. However, many drivers don’t have much say in the matter either because of work, an emergency or just a desire to get home [...]
If you’re a human-resources professional, you’ve likely spent the last year combing through waves of data about Generation Z. You probably know the facts: Gen Z includes an eye-popping 72.8 million people born between 1995 and 2010, and the generation’s [...]
Animals in the workplace is now one of the most legally complicated — and reported on — issue affecting employers. A maze of legal obligations, urban myths about the right to bring an animal to work, and frequently assertive employees [...]
The holiday season is filled with joyful times with loved ones — including our pets! Simple preparation is recommended to minimize potential health and safety hazards for our pets in order to avoid expensive pet insurance claims during the winter [...]
This year we decided to participate in the ArcAngel program through the ARC Lancaster Lebanon, an organization dedicated to empowering people with Intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). The ArcAngel program connects companies and community volunteers with people with I/DD who need [...]
Homeowners often assume that if something bad happens to their property, their homeowners’ insurance will automatically cover the damage. This isn’t always true. Your insurance coverage can be rescinded if you don’t take the proper steps to protect your home [...]
10 tips to prevent chimney fires It’s that time of year again. Days are shorter, nights are colder, and you should probably have your chimney checked and cleaned! Chimneys, in particular, require upkeep. A chimney that is dirty, blocked or in [...]
Many pets become lost or separated from their families during storms or other disasters. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Management Agency want you to include your cat, dog or other animals in your disaster preparedness [...]
What happens when your child goes off to a college that’s over 100 miles away, reducing the possibility of them popping home to drive the family car? Well, there are adjustments that can be made to your auto insurance [...]
