Can recalls affect your car insurance?

Can recalls affect your car insurance?

“An alarmingly high percentage of safety recall notices go ignored and unrepaired,” says Rosemary Shahan, president of Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety (CARS). That could be a mistake. Take for instance a Ford Motor Co. safety recall concerning the popular F150 truck model, among others.

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How can you protect your home from wildfires?

How can you protect your home from wildfires?

By Karla Sullivan The week, California’s governor declares a state of emergency as wildfires have broken out in the San Diego area, causing thousands to evacuate including California State University campus in which students are currently in the middle of final exams. Drought conditions and dry winds continue to create a volatile situation. Nine fires in all were burning an area of more than 14 square miles as another day of sky-high temperatures and dry…

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CDC reports 129 people have been reported with measles

CDC reports 129 people have been reported with measles

However, in 2013, 189 Americans were reported having measles. In 2011, 220 people in the US had measles which has been the highest number in the US since 1996. The CDC comments that 34 people were infected in other countries “Current outbreaks of measles in the U.S. serve as a reminder that these diseases are only a plane ride away. Borders can’t stop measles, but vaccination can.” Frieden suggests.

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Celebrate our pets

Celebrate our pets

Pet insurance protects pets in case of accidents or illness since the cost of veterinary care can be quite high. If you have been to the vet, you may be sick yourself when veterinary drugs can cost $16 a day and operations even transplants are available for thousands of dollars. And just double that if you have more than one pet.

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