by Ron Rothenberger One of the most common and upsetting things that can happen to a car owner is an accident. To help you keep calm and get through all the trouble, here are some steps to take before, during, and after an accident. Be prepared for a car accident. Keep important information in your […]
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by: Ron Rothenberger Though the winter weather is late this year, it will inevitably come. And along with winter comes the freezing cold that can damage your car and cause accidents. Here are some tips on how to protect you and your car in the cold weather. Make sure you have enough fuel and antifreeze.
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by Iris Pantoja It’s beginning to look like Christmas! As I drive around the neighborhoods I can see the beautiful lights and decorations, children with smiles on their faces and the hustle and bustle of the holidays. But wait!!! The most noticeable thing this time of year is what? That’s right, the lack of snow.
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by Sean Wyandt It is that time of year again. Many houses now have Christmas trees and lights going up all around. Although not overly common, the damage of a fire from these holiday decorations can be much more devastating. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, on average, there would be one death out of
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by Ron Rothenberger Thanksgiving is almost here and with that comes family gatherings and homes smelling like turkey and sweets! If you’re the one who hosts your family gatherings, you probably already have a list of to dos, but one thing to focus on, during your prep and the festivities, is safety! Keep your Thanksgiving
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by Sean Wyandt Did you know house fires are the number one threat to homeowners? Here, at Rothenberger Insurance, we want to help you prevent a house fire, which is why we’ve compiled the list below. Use candles with care. Do you burn candles at home? If so, make sure they are kept away from
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by Ron Rothenberger Last month I talked about preparing your business for a loss in income: what types of loss do you need coverage for and what coverage is available. Another way you could have your policy written is on an Actual Loss Sustained (ALS) basis. With an ALS, there is no limit shown in
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by Iris Dalia Pantoja We know it must be Fall when we start to feel a chill in the air, see the leaves start to change color, head out for apple picking and attend local harvest festivals. But with this great season there comes a great opportunity to sit down and review your existing insurance
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Loss of Business Income refers to the net income that would have been earned or incurred if a disaster affects your business, such as a flood or fire. Keep in mind, Loss of Business Income is only paid on covered losses. Therefore, if you have a loss that would be excluded under your policy, like
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Are you throwing a company picnic this summer? Besides food and drinks there is something else you may want to think about, and that is Event Liability Insurance. But first, check with the company you are already insured with because you might already have coverage. Event Liability Insurance is an insurance policy you can get
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