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10 Ways To Prevent Credit Card Fraud

10 Ways To Prevent Credit Card Fraud

Credit card fraud is the most common type of identity theft in the U.S., according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). A recent report by Security.org revealed that 60% of credit card holders have experienced credit card fraud. And nearly half have experienced fraud more than once. While credit card fraud isn’t going away anytime soon, new methods are constantly being developed to protect consumers from fraud. Here are 10 tips to help you protect your credit card from unauthorized use: Use strong passwords You’ve probably heard this…
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Tips for Pet Safety in Case of Wildfire

Tips for Pet Safety in Case of Wildfire

It goes without saying that wildfires can be quite dangerous. The unpredictability of where the fire is moving can put your whole family at risk – especially pets. When an emergency happens, your pets are relying on you for safety. These serious conditions might cause the pet to hide. Or, some people overlook their pets in the rush to evacuate without much notice. The most important thing that you can do to protect furry family members is to have a plan in place. Then, if an emergency happens,…
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Remembering Bradley Pearce

Remembering Bradley Pearce

It’s with heavy hearts that we reflect on the passing of Bradley Pearce on November 30, 2024. Brad started working at A and H Insurance in August 1980 and has been a vital part of our commercial lines department, municipalities department, and serving as Chairman of the Board. He is greatly missed by friends, family, co-workers, and clients. You can learn more about Brad’s life through his obituary. Here are some thoughts and memories of Brad shared by A and H Insurance employees: Brad was simply wonderful to…
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What to Do When You Get the Flu

What to Do When You Get the Flu

Even when taking the recommended flu-season precautions like getting the flu shot, there’s still a chance that you could fall ill this winter. If you do end up contracting the flu, don’t fret. Here are some of the things you can do to get yourself back to health. Stay Home If you have flu-like symptoms or a fever, it’s best to stay home until it subsides for at least 24 hours — unless you need to see a doctor. Common symptoms include: Runny nose Fever Chills Body aches…
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Winter Exterior Home Cleaning

Winter Exterior Home Cleaning

As the colder months roll in, maintaining the exterior of your home can often feel like a daunting task. However, regular upkeep during winter not only keeps your home looking its best but also helps to avoid long-term damage caused by the elements. Here are some practical tips to ensure your home’s exterior stays clean and well-maintained throughout the winter months. Focus on Gutters and Downspouts Gutters are your home’s first line of defense against water damage. During winter, clogged gutters can lead to ice dams, which can…
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How to Make Laundry Less Time Consuming

How to Make Laundry Less Time Consuming

Laundry is one of those never-ending chores that can easily consume your time if you don’t have an efficient system. Whether you’re managing household laundry or running a hospitality business, streamlining the process can save you hours each week. Here are practical tips for speeding up laundry at home and optimizing it for businesses. Create a Laundry Schedule One of the easiest ways to cut down on laundry time is by sticking to a consistent schedule. Assign specific days of the week for certain types of laundry, such…
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Understanding Dental Sensors

Understanding Dental Sensors

Dental sensors are vital tools in modern dentistry, replacing traditional X-ray film with digital technology. They provide faster, more efficient, and clearer images of patients' teeth and gums. In this article, we’ll explore how dental sensors work, their benefits, and address common questions dental professionals have when implementing new sensors. What Are Dental Sensors? Dental sensors are electronic devices used to capture digital images of the mouth. They are part of digital radiography systems, offering real-time, high-resolution images that help dentists diagnose conditions like cavities, bone loss, and…
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What Can I Wash in Mesh Laundry Bags?

What Can I Wash in Mesh Laundry Bags?

Though modern washing machines are often equipped with delicate or hand wash cycles, there’s still a risk that your garments could become damaged. Maybe a knit sweater will get snagged on a shirt button, or friction between clothing items will create a hole in your favorite pair of leggings. Put simply, you can’t control what happens to your garments after you throw them in the washer — even if you take precautions like using the delicate cycle. Rather than resorting to the unsustainable and time-consuming practice of washing…
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6 Common Halloween Hazards To Avoid

6 Common Halloween Hazards To Avoid

Halloween is fun for kids and adults alike. But it’s also full of scary (and dangerous) traps for the unwary. Avoid these common Halloween hazards:  Candles: Use glow sticks or battery-powered lights instead of candles in jack o'lanterns and luminaries. Candles can be a fire hazard, especially if they’re in the path of young trick-or-treaters. Traffic: Trick-or-treating often takes place after dark, and kids are often more focused on the candy they’ve collected than on their surroundings. Make sure kids have reflective gear and/or flashlights. Accompany young kids…
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2024 Insurance Industry News

2024 Insurance Industry News

Here we will post articles that may be relevant to our personal, commercial, and health & life clients. These articles will primarily focus on our clients residing in Arizona, California, and Nevada. Below you'll find the underlined links to the articles, as well as a short summary of each. 10/21/2024 — Auto Insurance Price Increases Slowing — Inflation in the cost of auto insurance is down to 16.3% in September year over year (from a peak of 22.6% in April). However, many insurance carriers are no longer writing…
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