Accidents happen on the road even to the best of drivers. The key is to respond and react appropriately as to minimize the stress and ensure a timely resolution. Here's what we recommend: Be prepared. While it may be unpleasant to think about... (Read More)

A loss from an unexpected event or a natural disaster can leave your business at a standstill. How do you protect your livelihood? After a disaster, you have so many things to consider—business expenses, employee salaries, vendor obligations and... (Read More)

You felt a bump, a crash, a thump. What do you do next? The answer to that question can be difficult in the moments after a collision. No matter how serious the collision is, you'll undoubtedly find your heart racing and mind spinning as you... (Read More)

Did you know that 43 percent of cyber security attacks are targeted toward small businesses? As a small business owner, you are keenly aware of the increasing threat of cyber-attacks. These attacks do not just happen to large corporations. They can... (Read More)

The average American family uses more than 300 gallons of water per day at home in bathrooms, kitchens and in laundry rooms. Here are some easy ways to conserve our most precious natural resource — and save money on your water bill: Bathroom... (Read More)

Cyber attacks are becoming increasingly common. They can affect both small and large businesses. And many times, criminals gain access to a company's computer network by the careless action of an employee. That's why it's so important to make sure... (Read More)

We all know we should be using strong passwords. But studies show that many of us are still using passwords like '123456.' That was the most-used password nationwide last year, followed by 'password,' '123456789,' '12345678' and '12345'. Rounding... (Read More)

Although relatively inexpensive to replace, a drained car battery is never fun. No motorist likes to be stranded on the side of the road, after all. Fortunately, batteries usually provide a few warning signs so you won't be caught completely... (Read More)

Running a business is no small feat. If you ask the U.S. Small Business Administration, they'll tell you that one third of all new businesses fail in the first two years. Half of all new businesses make it four years, and only 40 percent survive for... (Read More)