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

Today many of us have a multitude of passwords to keep track of at work and at home. As passwords multiply it is easy to succumb to the temptation of using easy to guess words or simply leaving a sticky note on your computer. But these are generally bad ideas. Better is to come up with a strong password and keep it secret.
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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

It is a good idea to take an inventory of your personal possessions, at least annually. Keeping a current inventory benefits you in three ways:
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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

Swimming pools are wonderful complements to summer weather. Few things are better than stepping outside your home for a cool dip, hosting poolside parties or watching your kids play themselves to exhaustion in the water. Most of us understand that pools also pose a danger but it is important to understand the extent of that danger, the components and preventative measures we can take to keep our pools safe.
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Sun, Jan 15th, 2006
Sun, Jan 15th, 2006

Flooding causes more property damage than any other weather related event and occurs in all 50 states. You should understand potential flood vulnerabilities you may have at home. The Red Cross or the local planning and zoning department can help you if you are unsure.
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