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Boat Safety Tips for Boating in Oklahoma
Boat Safety Tips for Boating in Oklahoma
Boat safety and Oklahoma may not seem to be words one would find together in a sentence, but here they are and for good reason. We’ve put together a few tips, resources and facts to help you keep you and yours safe.
Though landlocked in the middle of the United States, Oklahoma has shoreline equal to more than half of the entire nation’s coastal shoreline. Thanks to its many lakes and ponds, Oklahoma has 55,646 miles of shoreline. Additionally, all of Oklahoma’s lakes and ponds put together contain just over… Continue reading
Why Get Boat Insurance?
Why Get Boat Insurance?
You are a safe boater so why get boat insurance? While you are being safe, others are speeding along, not paying attention and, yup, probably drinking. Boat insurance is about protecting yourself, your passengers and your property.
Fun Fact: Oklahoma has over 200 man-made lakes. That is more than any other state in the nation!
Does Oklahoma Require Boat Insurance?
While Oklahoma does not require boat insurance, they do require boaters get training and register their boat. Good news for non-motorized canoes, kayaks, and paddle boats came with a law change in 2012 giving owners the option not to have to register or purchase a title.
What Car Insurance Coverage Do I Need?
What Car Insurance Coverage Do I Need?
It is a question we all have asked – “What car insurance coverage do I need?”. The answer varies depending on the individual. Everyone is required to carry state minimums but that may not be enough. You need to talk to an insurance agent to determine the right amount of coverage for you. Here are some things to keep in mind when having that conversation.
Auto Insurance Includes:
- Liability
- Comprehensive
- Collision
- Uninsured Motorist
- Medical Payments
- Rental Reimbursement
- Roadside Assistance
Homeowners Insurance Quick Overview
Homeowners Insurance Quick Overview
What does a Homeowners Insurance Policy cover?
Coverage varies but it starts with insuring the home itself, many items in the liability and homeowners insurance. A general homeowners insurance policy doesn’t cover everything. Add on policies expand coverage to include such things as identity fraud and water backups. Yes, water back up is not part of a basic homeowners insurance policy.
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Monthly Home Maintenance Suggestions
Monthly Home Maintenance Suggestions
Preventative home maintenance done on a regular basis, can help save your home from any costly damages or repairs that may come later on in the life of the home. Here are some steps you can take to protect your home and yourself from those costly things.
- January: Clean the condenser coils behind and beneath your refrigerator. This is to help keep your unit cooling efficiently.
- February: Inspect grout and caulk around sinks, bathtubs and showers, just to make sure that any repairs can be made or replaced.
- March: Replace all the batteries and test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in all areas of the home.
- April: Clean rain gutters and make sure the downspouts drain away from the foundation. Continue reading
