Protect your smartphone and help prevent identity theft with these simple tips
Simple tips like locking your cell phone and setting two factor authentication helps prevent identity theft and protect your personal information from being stolen.
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Protect Your Smartphone and Help Prevent Identity Theft. - State Farm®
Identity theft occurs when someone uses information about you, such as your Social Security Number, address or birthdate to open new financial accounts, make purchases or get a tax refund. Children’s personal information is particularly appealing to criminals as their information can be used to build a clean credit profile.
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What is Identity Theft and Identity Fraud? - State Farm®
Online banking can greatly simplify your life, allowing you to make a mortgage payment or check an account balance anywhere with just a few clicks. But ignoring online banking best practices can leave you vulnerable to hacking. Follow these online banking safety tips to help keep your digital financial life simple and secure.
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Simple ways to bank online safely - State Farm®
Who needs help improving their money habits? Almost everyone, it turns out. A 2017 survey by the online employment website CareerBuilder indicated that 78 percent of U.S. workers live paycheck to paycheck, including nearly one in 10 workers making more than $100,000 a year.
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Successful Saving Habits to Meet Your Money Goals - State Farm®
The average American household pulls in about $75,000 in pre-tax income, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But the average American also spends about 90 percent of that income, leaving little wiggle room for unexpected expenses or achieving goals like buying a home, traveling and planning for retirement.
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Boost Your Savings With These Simple Savings Tips. - State Farm®
The next time you need to renew your insurance policies, consider taking these steps to make sure you have the proper coverage for your property.
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How To Be Prepared For Home Insurance Reviews - State Farm®
In accumulating funds for college, one of the first questions a family will face is, "Where do we invest the money?" Many financial professionals will recommend that money for college be placed in relatively low-risk investments. If there is a long enough time frame, the savings may be placed initially in higher risk (and potentially higher return) investments. As the time for college gets closer, the funds can be shifted into more conservative choices.
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How to Start Saving Early for College - State Farm®
No matter your mode of transportation, traveling with a toddler can make life interesting. Use these ideas to travel safely and stress-free.
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Tips for Traveling with a Toddler - State Farm®
The latest generation of remote home monitoring goes far beyond smoke detection and intrusion alerts. Multiple professional and do-it-yourself options are available to help make your home a smart home.
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Help Control Your Home’s Safety With Your Smartphone - State Farm®
Several studies have shown that the backseat is the safest place for your child, but you still need to take safety precautions to protect both children and adults seated there.
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Backseat Passenger Safety Tips to Reduce Risk - State Farm®
How much life insurance do I need? Is the life insurance I have through work enough? I bought life insurance a long time ago, do I need more now?
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How Much Life Insurance Do I Need? - State Farm®
Is your home prepared to sell?
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Preparing to Sell Your Home - State Farm®
Golf carts: gas versus electric
If you're buying a golf cart, we're here to help make the process easier.
Which golf cart is right for me?
If you’re thinking of adding a golf cart to your vehicle collection, you have some decisions to make. One of the big ones is choosing a gas vs electric golf cart, and several factors may affect your choice.
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Golf Carts: Gas Versus Electric - State Farm®
Prepare your ATV or UTV for winter storage
Preparing your all-terrain vehicle (ATV) or utility vehicle (UTV) for winter storage helps protect it and makes it easier for you to get your off-road vehicle back on the trails when you’re ready. Check your owner’s manual for ATV or UTV storage tips specific to your vehicle.
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Prepare Your ATV or UTV for Winter Storage - State Farm®
Be proactive and understand how taxes and capital gains may be impacted when selling a home.
Are you thinking about selling your home?
As you consider your options, make sure you include the tax implications in your evaluation process. If the sale of your house results in a capital gain (the excess of the amount realized over the adjusted basis of the property), you may be subject to a capital gains tax when you file taxes.
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Consider Capital Gains Tax on Home Sale - State Farm®
Whether or not you and your spouse should combine health insurance doesn’t exactly inspire thoughts of romance, but it’s an important topic for any about-to-be-married or married couple to discuss. About one-third of couples opt for separate plans — but that also means over two-thirds share the same health insurance.
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Should Married Couples Combine Health Insurance - State Farm®
😂😂😂 have a great weekend!
Especially during the holidays, but even on many typical weekends, parking lots at malls and supermarkets are packed, increasing the possibility of a fender bender and door dings on your car, truck or SUV.
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How to Deal with Parking Lot Accidents - State Farm®
The next time you need to renew your insurance policies, consider taking these steps to make sure you have the proper coverage for your property.
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How To Be Prepared For Home Insurance Reviews - State Farm®
2020 forced American society to take a hard look in the mirror. What we saw was injustice, inequity and inequality facing many communities across the country.
To promote change State Farm is pledging $100 million over five years to support minority communities and issues of racial equity and justice. This is just one part of the insurer’s ongoing efforts to bring about change.
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$100 Million Pledge to Help Close Racial Equity and Justice Gaps
Chances are you shred or secure any paperwork that contains personally identifying information, such as your Social Security number or birth date. But do you do the same for your children?
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Child Identity Theft: A Hidden but Real Danger - State Farm®
You have to pay your utility bills no matter what they are (and what the temperature is outside) but a few easy steps can help you trim your energy consumption. Consider some of these energy saving tips for your home that may help you save more and use less.
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How To Save On Energy Bills - State Farm®
She seems a little big for a car seat...but keep reading! 👀
In the late 90's, before child and booster seat information was readily available and legislation was passed, car crashes were the leading cause of death for American children under four. That is no longer true. Studies have shown a whopping 15% reduction in motor vehicle-related fatalities for all child occupants.
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The Right Car Seat at the Right Time Can Save a Life - State Farm®
Whether or not you know it's coming, a power outage can be a major disturbance. It never hurts to be prepared and to know what to do once the lights go out.
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Power Outage Tips - State Farm®
This might trigger a few people...but, winter is coming! :-(
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DIY Tips for Winterizing Your Home - State Farm®
If you live in an area that typically doesn’t experience extreme freezing weather, the heating system in your home may have trouble keeping up. The furnace in newer homes will likely struggle to maintain temperature. Older homes will find it more difficult to maintain the temperature and the temperature will likely drop while the heating system is working at full capacity. Below are a few tips outlining how to prepare for a winter storm and help keep your home more comfortable during extremely cold temperatures.
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How to Prepare Your Furnace for Extreme Winter Cold - State Farm®
What's your number?
When it comes to car buying and maintenance, the idea that “it takes a village” rings true. Wherever you want to go with your new car, you don’t need to go it alone. Whether your car is a necessity for your commute, a luxury for recreation, or a bit of both, it helps to have your own personal “pit crew” in place even before you purchase or lease.
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Do You Have a Car Crew? - State Farm®
Things have changed since you learned to drive
If you have a child taking driver's ed, it's time to learn the latest updates to the subject.
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If you've been driving for 20 or more years, you know how to teach your teenager how to drive, right?
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Things Have Changed Since You Learned to Drive - State Farm®
According to a National Association of REALTORS® survey, about 30% of potential home buyers, who don’t currently have a home, think they’d have trouble qualifying for a home loan. A piece of your financial history could block your mortgage. Here are some common reasons people aren’t approved for a mortgage.
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Reasons Your Mortgage Was Declined - State Farm®
Happy Friday!
The real costs of a non-moving or moving violation
The real consequences of critical driving errors.
It’s easy enough to miss a sign or slow down too late, only to see flashing lights in your rearview mirror and receive a ticket for your troubles. But even minor, seemingly harmless non-moving or moving violations can set off a cascade of other costs and penalties, from demerit points on your driving record to higher insurance rates.
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The real costs of a non-moving or moving violation - State Farm®
You've probably gotten out your winter coat and mittens - now it's time to winterize your home, too. Chilly mornings and potential precipitation also may equal rising gas and electric bills. No matter if you're combating sub-zero temps or just cool mornings and nights, small changes can help lower the high cost of staying warm and cozy this winter. Read on for strategies to help.
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Energy Saving Tips for Winter - State Farm®
Why bother measuring your insurance literacy? Simple: the more you know, the better able you are to protect yourself, your family and your largest investments. Test your policy knowledge and learn more with this short quiz.
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Have You Mastered These Insurance Policy Basics? - State Farm®
Snowmobile storage tips
Properly preparing your snowmobile for long-term storage can help you be ready to hit the trails next season.
When it’s time to put your snowmobile into storage for the summer, here are a few things you can do to help protect and prepare it for the next riding season. Remember to check your owner’s manual for storage tips specific to your sled.
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Snowmobile Storage Tips - State Farm®
When potholes become costly
A close encounter with a pothole can lead to wrecked tires, wheels, and suspension components.
Winter brings a number of driving hazards, but one tends to rear its ugly head after the snow is melted and signs of spring return — the dreaded pothole. A close encounter with a crater can lead to wrecked tires, wheels, and suspension components.
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Safety tips for avoiding costly pothole damage - State Farm®
Attention, newlyweds: You've enjoyed your honeymoon, uploaded wedding pictures to social media and sent thank you notes for wedding gifts — but now what? After the “I dos”, work through the following to-dos to make sure that everything from your driver's license to your financial accounts reflect your newly married status.
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Post-Wedding Checklist for Newlyweds - State Farm®
Learn how to be prepared and stay safe when you hit the trails this winter.
If you’re new to snowmobiling, you may not be familiar with all the preparation that goes into a day on the trails. These simple tips can help you stay safe as you start out.
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Snowmobile Tips for Beginners - State Farm®
Preparing for a move to a new home can be overwhelming. As moving day approaches, taking some time to prepare and plan is helpful. Here are some ideas to help you get ready for moving day.
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Packing Tips for Moving - State Farm®
Knowledge of the dos and don’ts of accidents can help ease that stress and mitigate the problems that might arise afterward. Although every accident is unique, you can prepare your teen to know what to do after an accident.
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Advice for Teens on Dealing With an Accident - State Farm®
When potential buyers walk into a well-decorated, decluttered home, 83% of real estate agents say it makes it easier for potential buyers to visualize it as a future home, according to the National Association of Realtors.
But a successful staging doesn't necessarily require the pros. These home staging ideas can be done on your own, on a budget, and may increase your return on investment (ROI).
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Preparing to Sell Your Home - State Farm®
Drive safe and save!
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You’ve followed your rental guide and it’s time to move in! Your furniture is in place, the utilities are hooked up, and your rental unit is starting to look like a home. Is renters insurance next on your to-do list? If you answered no, you're not alone. According to the Independent Insurance Adjusters & Brokers of America (IIABA), almost two-thirds of residential lessees in the United States don't carry renters insurance.
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How do I know how much renters insurance to buy? - State Farm®
Condo insurance coverage works in tandem with the condo association master policy. Discover how they work together to protect you and your stuff.
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Know What’s Covered With Condo Insurance and How It Works - State Farm®
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Important winter car care tips
Keep your car running smoothly in the winter months.
From low tire pressure to frozen fuel lines to road salt damage, winter can take its toll on your vehicle. Here are five car care tips to help prevent long-term damage
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Important Winter Car Care Tips - State Farm®
Why bother measuring your insurance literacy? Simple: the more you know, the better able you are to protect yourself, your family and your largest investments. Test your policy knowledge and learn more with this short quiz.
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Have You Mastered These Insurance Policy Basics? - State Farm®
All tires are not created equal — they're designed for different road and weather conditions. Know what's on your car before you head out this winter.
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What Are the Best Tires for Winter Driving? - State Farm®
How to buy a used car from a dealer or private seller. A used car is a great way to save some cash, but consider these tips before you buy.
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How to buy a used car from a dealer or private seller - State Farm®
Have a safe and happy holiday!
Properly preparing your snowmobile for long-term storage can help you be ready to hit the trails next season.
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Snowmobile Storage Tips - State Farm®
At any time of year — but particularly during the dark and potentially treacherous driving days of winter — it's essential to keep your car windows clear. So build in extra time to remove snow and ice from your car before you drive out onto the wintry roads.
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Ways to Help Keep Your Car Clear of Snow and Ice - State Farm®
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Why bother measuring your insurance literacy? Simple: the more you know, the better able you are to protect yourself, your family and your largest investments. Test your policy knowledge and learn more with this short quiz.
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Have You Mastered These Insurance Policy Basics? - State Farm®
What is black ice? Watch for this winter road hazard
Many drivers are unaware of this slippery winter road culprit. Here's how to prepare.
How can you protect yourself from this hidden winter hazard?
Thousands of injuries and fatalities occur every year from accidents on snowy or icy roads, according to the Federal Highway Administration. Many drivers are unaware of a common culprit in many of these crashes - black ice. So what is black ice? It is a transparent glaze that forms without bubbles, allowing it to easily blend into the surface of the roads.
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What is black ice? Watch for this winter road hazard - State Farm®
Do I need life insurance?
A lot of people wonder — should I buy life insurance? What are the benefits? Yolie Aleman-Rodriguez, State Farm® agent in Tolleson, Arizona, helps customers with these questions every day. Her answer — it depends on what’s important to each individual. She talks about the different reasons people buy life insurance, and the impact it can make.
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Is Life Insurance Worth It? - State Farm®
Even if you don't experience winter storms often, it's still important to know how to drive in any season's conditions. Here's how to take to the road during winter weather.
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Basic Winter Driving Tips - State Farm®
Have a safe and happy holiday!
Properly preparing your snowmobile for long-term storage can help you be ready to hit the trails next season.
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Snowmobile Storage Tips - State Farm®
At any time of year — but particularly during the dark and potentially treacherous driving days of winter — it's essential to keep your car windows clear. So build in extra time to remove snow and ice from your car before you drive out onto the wintry roads.
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Ways to Help Keep Your Car Clear of Snow and Ice - State Farm®
Thinking about buying a condo? It’s important to know what you might be getting into. Here are some things to help you decide if condo living is right for you.
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Condo Living Pros and Cons - State Farm®
Insurance protects you, your family, your home, your car, and your property from the unexpected. But, it can only do its job if the coverage is up to date. Review your insurance coverage to ensure it is there when you need it. There are key times during the year to review your home, renters, and auto insurance. This is also a good time to examine your need for products such as life insurance or umbrella insurance.
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7 Moments When You Should Check Your Insurance - State Farm®
What is black ice? Watch for this winter road hazard
Many drivers are unaware of this slippery winter road culprit. Here's how to prepare.
How can you protect yourself from this hidden winter hazard?
Thousands of injuries and fatalities occur every year from accidents on snowy or icy roads, according to the Federal Highway Administration. Many drivers are unaware of a common culprit in many of these crashes - black ice. So what is black ice? It is a transparent glaze that forms without bubbles, allowing it to easily blend into the surface of the roads.
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What is black ice? Watch for this winter road hazard - State Farm®
Do I need life insurance?
A lot of people wonder — should I buy life insurance? What are the benefits? Yolie Aleman-Rodriguez, State Farm® agent in Tolleson, Arizona, helps customers with these questions every day. Her answer — it depends on what’s important to each individual. She talks about the different reasons people buy life insurance, and the impact it can make.
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Is Life Insurance Worth It? - State Farm®
Even if you don't experience winter storms often, it's still important to know how to drive in any season's conditions. Here's how to take to the road during winter weather.
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Basic Winter Driving Tips - State Farm®
How to decide if buying a condo is right for you
Weigh the pros and cons before you make the big decision.
Woman reading in chair in front of window, looking happy due to buying a condo
Thinking about buying a condo? It’s important to know what you might be getting into. Here are some things to help you decide if condo living is right for you.
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Condo Living Pros and Cons - State Farm®
If you’ve been thinking “it’s time to sell my bike,” there are a few things you can do to prepare. These tips can help you conduct a smooth, safe sale.
Prep Your Motorcycle for Sale
Start your motorcycle, make sure it runs smoothly and is mechanically fit. Consider having a mechanic check the bike over and provide a receipt to share with possible buyers.
Many buyers prefer motorcycles left in stock form. If you’ve added personalized pieces, replace them with the original stock parts or make the original parts you removed available with the sale.
Thoroughly clean and detail your motorcycle.
Take photos of your bike against an uncluttered background and from different angles. You’ll also want to take photos of the bike’s mileage and any damage it has.
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Tips to Sell Your Motorcycle - State Farm®
Thinking about buying a condo? It’s important to know what you might be getting into. Here are some things to help you decide if condo living is right for you.
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Condo Living Pros and Cons - State Farm®
Insurance protects you, your family, your home, your car, and your property from the unexpected. But, it can only do its job if the coverage is up to date. Review your insurance coverage to ensure it is there when you need it. There are key times during the year to review your home, renters, and auto insurance. This is also a good time to examine your need for products such as life insurance or umbrella insurance.
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7 Moments When You Should Check Your Insurance - State Farm®
Call us when you’re ready for the real deal!
Important winter car care tips
Keep your car running smoothly in the winter months.
From low tire pressure to frozen fuel lines to road salt damage, winter can take its toll on your vehicle. Here are five car care tips to help prevent long-term damage.
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Important Winter Car Care Tips - State Farm®
How to decide if buying a condo is right for you
Weigh the pros and cons before you make the big decision.
Woman reading in chair in front of window, looking happy due to buying a condo
Thinking about buying a condo? It’s important to know what you might be getting into. Here are some things to help you decide if condo living is right for you.
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Condo Living Pros and Cons - State Farm®
If you’ve been thinking “it’s time to sell my bike,” there are a few things you can do to prepare. These tips can help you conduct a smooth, safe sale.
Prep Your Motorcycle for Sale
Start your motorcycle, make sure it runs smoothly and is mechanically fit. Consider having a mechanic check the bike over and provide a receipt to share with possible buyers.
Many buyers prefer motorcycles left in stock form. If you’ve added personalized pieces, replace them with the original stock parts or make the original parts you removed available with the sale.
Thoroughly clean and detail your motorcycle.
Take photos of your bike against an uncluttered background and from different angles. You’ll also want to take photos of the bike’s mileage and any damage it has.
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Tips to Sell Your Motorcycle - State Farm®
Thinking about buying a condo? It’s important to know what you might be getting into. Here are some things to help you decide if condo living is right for you.
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Condo Living Pros and Cons - State Farm®
Selling your car on your own instead of to a dealership can be a good deal especially if your car has high value.
Selling your car on your own instead of to a dealership can seem scary, but it doesn’t have to be. If you do your homework, it might actually work out better for you. This is especially true if the vehicle you plan to sell has a high value. Below are some tips to help you along the way.
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How to Safely Sell a Car in a Few Simple Steps - State Farm®
Call us when you’re ready for the real deal!
Important winter car care tips
Keep your car running smoothly in the winter months.
From low tire pressure to frozen fuel lines to road salt damage, winter can take its toll on your vehicle. Here are five car care tips to help prevent long-term damage.
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Important Winter Car Care Tips - State Farm®
How to decide if buying a condo is right for you
Weigh the pros and cons before you make the big decision.
Woman reading in chair in front of window, looking happy due to buying a condo
Thinking about buying a condo? It’s important to know what you might be getting into. Here are some things to help you decide if condo living is right for you.
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Condo Living Pros and Cons - State Farm®
If you’ve been thinking “it’s time to sell my bike,” there are a few things you can do to prepare. These tips can help you conduct a smooth, safe sale.
Prep Your Motorcycle for Sale
Start your motorcycle, make sure it runs smoothly and is mechanically fit. Consider having a mechanic check the bike over and provide a receipt to share with possible buyers.
Many buyers prefer motorcycles left in stock form. If you’ve added personalized pieces, replace them with the original stock parts or make the original parts you removed available with the sale.
Thoroughly clean and detail your motorcycle.
Take photos of your bike against an uncluttered background and from different angles. You’ll also want to take photos of the bike’s mileage and any damage it has.
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Tips to Sell Your Motorcycle - State Farm®
At its core, an annuity is a savings option for retirement and an investment tool used to help plan and execute your retirement goals. This policy type is sometimes referred to as a retirement annuity, a life annuity or annuity insurance and is an insurance contract you purchase that guarantees you'll receive a specified amount of money every month for the rest of your life, no matter how long you live. It's a paycheck for life!
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How Do Annuities Work - State Farm®
Even if you don't experience winter storms often, it's still important to know how to drive in any season's conditions. How should you handle it when your drive time intersects with winter weather? You should first prepare your car for winter and then learn from these scenarios.
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Basic Winter Driving Tips - State Farm®
Hail can wreak havoc on your car. Here’s how to spot hail damage on a car, fix it and prevent costly hail damage.
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Hail Damage: How to Spot It and What to Do - State Farm®
Planning your dream wedding while sticking to a budget can be challenging. Get money-saving wedding ideas to maximize your budget while still creating your perfect day!
The phrase "till death do us part" has many implications — like committing yourself to someone forever, merging bank accounts with that person indefinitely and forever intertwining your life with theirs (both the good and bad parts). Whether you are opting for a big shindig or a more intimate gathering, perhaps no implication is as extravagant, or as binding, as the actual cost of your nuptials.
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Save money on weddings - State Farm®
Selling your car on your own instead of to a dealership can be a good deal especially if your car has high value.
Selling your car on your own instead of to a dealership can seem scary, but it doesn’t have to be. If you do your homework, it might actually work out better for you. This is especially true if the vehicle you plan to sell has a high value. Below are some tips to help you along the way.
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How to Safely Sell a Car in a Few Simple Steps - State Farm®
Call us when you’re ready for the real deal!
How to create a home inventory
A home inventory can expedite insurance claims process after theft, damage or loss.
Imagine needing to list every possession in your home or apartment, along with each item's worth after your belongings have been stolen or destroyed in a fire or natural disaster. That task may seem impossible so it is best to make the list before you need it. Below we've answered your basic questions on why and how you should create a digital home inventory.
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How to Create a Home Inventory - State Farm®
What not to store in the garage
Wondering what not to store in the garage? Some items might surprise you. Learn more about what can stay and what should be stored elsewhere.
Skis. Bikes. Sports balls of all sorts. A lawnmower. Old toys. It’s easy for a garage to turn into a catchall storage unit. For most items that’s fine, but some things simply don’t belong in a garage, and they can even become a home hazard without proper storage protection. This list of common red-flag items can help identify what doesn’t belong in the garage.
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What Not to Store in the Garage - State Farm®
By far the best Super Bowl commercial!
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At its core, an annuity is a savings option for retirement and an investment tool used to help plan and execute your retirement goals. This policy type is sometimes referred to as a retirement annuity, a life annuity or annuity insurance and is an insurance contract you purchase that guarantees you'll receive a specified amount of money every month for the rest of your life, no matter how long you live. It's a paycheck for life!
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How Do Annuities Work - State Farm®
Even if you don't experience winter storms often, it's still important to know how to drive in any season's conditions. How should you handle it when your drive time intersects with winter weather? You should first prepare your car for winter and then learn from these scenarios.
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Basic Winter Driving Tips - State Farm®
Hail can wreak havoc on your car. Here’s how to spot hail damage on a car, fix it and prevent costly hail damage.
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Hail Damage: How to Spot It and What to Do - State Farm®
Patrick Mahomes should give Paul some throwing lessons.
Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.®
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The phrase "till death do us part" has many implications — like committing yourself to someone forever, merging bank accounts with that person indefinitely and forever intertwining your life with theirs (both the good and bad parts). Whether you are opting for a big shindig or a more intimate gathering, perhaps no implication is as extravagant, or as binding, as the actual cost of your nuptials.
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Save money on weddings - State Farm®
What Are Some Tips When Buying a New Crib?
Look for products that meet baby crib safety standards, such as those certified by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association, which ensures your crib has been thoroughly tested.
Check the floor model for loose spindles or a shaky frame. These could be signs of poor construction and an unsafe environment for your baby.
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Choosing a safe baby crib - State Farm®
The majority of American college students will graduate with some student loan debt. Help reduce your child's tuition burden by helping them find and apply for scholarships.
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How to Apply for College Scholarships - State Farm®
How to create a home inventory
A home inventory can expedite insurance claims process after theft, damage or loss.
Imagine needing to list every possession in your home or apartment, along with each item's worth after your belongings have been stolen or destroyed in a fire or natural disaster. That task may seem impossible so it is best to make the list before you need it. Below we've answered your basic questions on why and how you should create a digital home inventory.
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How to Create a Home Inventory - State Farm®
What not to store in the garage
Wondering what not to store in the garage? Some items might surprise you. Learn more about what can stay and what should be stored elsewhere.
Skis. Bikes. Sports balls of all sorts. A lawnmower. Old toys. It’s easy for a garage to turn into a catchall storage unit. For most items that’s fine, but some things simply don’t belong in a garage, and they can even become a home hazard without proper storage protection. This list of common red-flag items can help identify what doesn’t belong in the garage.
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What Not to Store in the Garage - State Farm®
Are you thinking about selling your home?
As you consider your options, make sure you include the tax implications in your evaluation process. If the sale of your house results in a capital gain (the excess of the amount realized over the adjusted basis of the property), you may be subject to a capital gains tax when you file taxes.
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Consider Capital Gains Tax on Home Sale - State Farm®
When searching for a new job, it can be difficult to know what's most important. These job-hunting tips can help everyone from college grads to people interested in changing careers to the recently unemployed.
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How to Start a Job Search - State Farm®
Patrick Mahomes should give Paul some throwing lessons.
Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.®
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The phrase "till death do us part" has many implications — like committing yourself to someone forever, merging bank accounts with that person indefinitely and forever intertwining your life with theirs (both the good and bad parts). Whether you are opting for a big shindig or a more intimate gathering, perhaps no implication is as extravagant, or as binding, as the actual cost of your nuptials.
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Save money on weddings - State Farm®
What Are Some Tips When Buying a New Crib?
Look for products that meet baby crib safety standards, such as those certified by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association, which ensures your crib has been thoroughly tested.
Check the floor model for loose spindles or a shaky frame. These could be signs of poor construction and an unsafe environment for your baby.
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Choosing a safe baby crib - State Farm®
The majority of American college students will graduate with some student loan debt. Help reduce your child's tuition burden by helping them find and apply for scholarships.
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How to Apply for College Scholarships - State Farm®
Are you thinking about selling your home?
As you consider your options, make sure you include the tax implications in your evaluation process. If the sale of your house results in a capital gain (the excess of the amount realized over the adjusted basis of the property), you may be subject to a capital gains tax when you file taxes.
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Consider Capital Gains Tax on Home Sale - State Farm®
When searching for a new job, it can be difficult to know what's most important. These job-hunting tips can help everyone from college grads to people interested in changing careers to the recently unemployed.
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How to Start a Job Search - State Farm®
Patrick Mahomes should give Paul some throwing lessons.
Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.®
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Rudd Sign :15 | State Farm® Commercial (featuring Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, Paul Rudd)
The phrase "till death do us part" has many implications — like committing yourself to someone forever, merging bank accounts with that person indefinitely and forever intertwining your life with theirs (both the good and bad parts). Whether you are opting for a big shindig or a more intimate gathering, perhaps no implication is as extravagant, or as binding, as the actual cost of your nuptials.
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Save money on weddings - State Farm®
Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.®
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Most often, people purchase a homeowners insurance or renter’s insurance policy when they first move out and into their new home. And it ends there. Over time, as they make renovations, purchase new items or replace existing appliances, they don’t review their policies to ensure they are properly covered. This, unfortunately, can lead to a gap in their coverage.
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How To Be Prepared For Home Insurance Reviews - State Farm®
What is mobile health monitoring and telemedicine?
Americans as a whole are getting older and living longer. According to the US Census Bureau, 47.8 million people over the age of 65 account for 14.5% of the total U.S. population in 2015. By 2060, the U.S. Census Bureau predicts that number will be 98.2 million seniors. And according to the Administration of Aging, people reaching the age of 65 now have an increased life expectancy of 18.8 additional years. With that increased longevity comes many new health challenges, including hypertension, heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and diabetes. And with new challenges, increased health cost.
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Mobile health monitoring and telemedicine aiding seniors - State Farm®
Rising temperatures and glorious sunny days make summer an ideal season for getting work done around the house. Whether you're cooling off indoors or working on your tan, take the time to perform some simple, routine home maintenance. You'll have a safer home if you catch problems and wear-and-tear before they become hazards.
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Summer Maintenance for Your Home - State Farm®
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Planning your dream wedding while sticking to a budget can be challenging. Get money-saving wedding ideas to maximize your budget while still creating your perfect day!
The phrase "till death do us part" has many implications — like committing yourself to someone forever, merging bank accounts with that person indefinitely and forever intertwining your life with theirs (both the good and bad parts). Whether you are opting for a big shindig or a more intimate gathering, perhaps no implication is as extravagant, or as binding, as the actual cost of your nuptials.
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Save money on weddings - State Farm®
In accumulating funds for college, one of the first questions a family will face is, "Where do we invest the money?" Many financial professionals will recommend that money for college be placed in relatively low-risk investments. If there is a long enough time frame, the savings may be placed initially in higher risk (and potentially higher return) investments. As the time for college gets closer, the funds can be shifted into more conservative choices.
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Strategies to Save for College - State Farm®
Should married couples combine health insurance?
Marriage discussions should include practical matters such as health insurance — whether to maintain separate policies or combine plans.
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Should Married Couples Combine Health Insurance - State Farm®
To all of the phenomenal women of the world!
Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.®
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State Farm® Photo Estimating
Most often, people purchase a homeowners insurance or renter’s insurance policy when they first move out and into their new home. And it ends there. Over time, as they make renovations, purchase new items or replace existing appliances, they don’t review their policies to ensure they are properly covered. This, unfortunately, can lead to a gap in their coverage.
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How To Be Prepared For Home Insurance Reviews - State Farm®
What is mobile health monitoring and telemedicine?
Americans as a whole are getting older and living longer. According to the US Census Bureau, 47.8 million people over the age of 65 account for 14.5% of the total U.S. population in 2015. By 2060, the U.S. Census Bureau predicts that number will be 98.2 million seniors. And according to the Administration of Aging, people reaching the age of 65 now have an increased life expectancy of 18.8 additional years. With that increased longevity comes many new health challenges, including hypertension, heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and diabetes. And with new challenges, increased health cost.
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Mobile health monitoring and telemedicine aiding seniors - State Farm®
Most people buy life insurance to help family members stay financially secure after the policyholder's death. Yet, when a marriage ends, the topic of life insurance after divorce is too often overlooked.
These five tips can help you and your soon-to-be-ex discuss important changes to your policies before you sign the papers
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Tips for Managing Life Insurance After Divorce - State Farm®
How Important Are Car Seats, You Ask?
In the late 90's, before child and booster seat information was readily available and legislation was passed, car crashes were the leading cause of death for American children under four. That is no longer true. Studies have shown a whopping 15% reduction in motor vehicle-related fatalities for all child occupants.
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The Right Car Seat at the Right Time Can Save a Life - State Farm®
Are you thinking about selling your home?
As you consider your options, make sure you include the tax implications in your evaluation process. If the sale of your house results in a capital gain (the excess of the amount realized over the adjusted basis of the property), you may be subject to a capital gains tax when you file taxes.
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Consider Capital Gains Tax on Home Sale - State Farm®
In accumulating funds for college, one of the first questions a family will face is, "Where do we invest the money?" Many financial professionals will recommend that money for college be placed in relatively low-risk investments. If there is a long enough time frame, the savings may be placed initially in higher risk (and potentially higher return) investments. As the time for college gets closer, the funds can be shifted into more conservative choices.
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Strategies to Save for College - State Farm®
Should married couples combine health insurance?
Marriage discussions should include practical matters such as health insurance — whether to maintain separate policies or combine plans.
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Should Married Couples Combine Health Insurance - State Farm®
To all of the phenomenal women of the world!
How to deal with parking lot accidents
It's only a common fender bender, but all parties involved should know what to do.
Especially during the holidays, but even on many typical weekends, parking lots at malls and supermarkets are packed, increasing the possibility of a fender bender and door dings on your car, truck or SUV.
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How to Deal with Parking Lot Accidents - State Farm®
It’s easy enough to miss a sign or slow down too late, only to see flashing lights in your rearview mirror and receive a ticket for your troubles. But even minor, seemingly harmless non-moving or moving violations can set off a cascade of other costs and penalties, from demerit points on your driving record to higher insurance rates.
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The Real Costs of a Violation (Moving or Not) - State Farm®
Joint Universal Life provides a lifetime of protection while building tax-deferred cash value. The policy offers coverage for two individuals, often at a lower cost than two separate permanent policies, and an income-tax free death benefit is paid to beneficiaries upon the death of the first insured.
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Cover two people with one policy, often at lower cost - State Farm®
Riding double on a motorcycle can increase the bike's weight by 20% to 30% and requires you to adjust your driving habits to accommodate the extra load. Before riding double, check that your motorcycle meets the passenger requirements in your state. Generally, laws require that passengers have a separate seat and set of foot pegs.
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Motorcycle Safety Tips: Riding Double - State Farm®
Most people buy life insurance to help family members stay financially secure after the policyholder's death. Yet, when a marriage ends, the topic of life insurance after divorce is too often overlooked.
These five tips can help you and your soon-to-be-ex discuss important changes to your policies before you sign the papers
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Tips for Managing Life Insurance After Divorce - State Farm®
How Important Are Car Seats, You Ask?
In the late 90's, before child and booster seat information was readily available and legislation was passed, car crashes were the leading cause of death for American children under four. That is no longer true. Studies have shown a whopping 15% reduction in motor vehicle-related fatalities for all child occupants.
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The Right Car Seat at the Right Time Can Save a Life - State Farm®
