Fraud Prevention Tips: Protect yourself from fraud and scams by verifying that the person you are speaking with is a member of the Coastal Insurance team. Keep personally identifiable information confidential, monitor your accounts regularly, and only do business with trusted vendors. Use common sense and be cautious of urgency tactics. Scammers often pressure you to act immediately. If you believe you have been a target of fraud or misrepresentation, contact your home state's Department of Insurance Fraud, Waste, and Abuse hotline or report the incident to your local authorities.

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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

Download Home Inventory Worksheet (Excel) Keeping a home inventory is an important exercise that aids you in three ways:
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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

Be prepared for storm season by knowing where to tune for weather updates, what to do before, during and after a storm hits.  Go over your Hurricane Property Preparation Checklist to make sure you have time to complete all necessary preparations. Even in high hurricane winds, preparation can mean the difference between minor damage and devastation.

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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

Your son or daughter headed to college will most likely need computer equipment, cell phones and sometimes tablets.
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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

While the vast majority of products and toys produced for infants and children are safe, that is not always the case. In March of 2005, for instance, Graco agreed to a record 4 million dollar fine for failing to report deaths and injuries related to recalled goods or products about to be recalled. Each year, about one-third of the 350 or so products recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission are intended for infants and small children. Small children are particularly susceptible to inherently unsafe products so it is a good idea to review recall information periodically.
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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

What is "Identity Theft" or "Identity Fraud"? Simply, identity theft is committed when another person's name, Social Security number or other personal information is used to apply for credit, buy goods and services, or commit other fraud. Identity theft is now a federal crime and recently stiffened penalties were put in place but you should still take measures to protect yourself. And if you should be victimized there are steps you can take to minimize your loss.
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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

Exactly what is a tornado and what is a near tornado?  When it comes to personal safety, it hardly matters.  Even relatively wean tornadoes can be devastating, causing tremendous property damage.  Learn a few facts about tornadoes and what you can do to keep you and your family safe before, during, and after a tornado.

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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

Maintenance for your vacation or second home is pretty much the same as for your primary residence. There are a few reasons why you may need to take a few extra measures with your second home. You are most likely away from your vacation home for periods of time and, if you have nearby neighbors, they may be away from their homes during the same intervals. Many vacation homes are situated 'away from it all' so, if something were to happen to your home, it's possible no one would notice until too late.
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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

Most everyone knows that regular oil changes prolong engine life and help avoid expensive repairs but how often should you really change your oil? Here's some information to help you set the right interval.
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