With our on-the-go lifestyle, it can be hard to maintain the interior of our vehicles. Life gets busy and things can get downright messy and smelly, in fact. If you are struggling to maintain that fresh new car smell, don't fear. Following are some... (Read More)

Did you know that more older adults are driving than ever before? The ability to drive is intrinsically tied to our sense — and reality — of being independent. But there's no getting around the truth of the matter: Age diminishes some of the... (Read More)

Whether it's warm out or in the middle of a hard freeze, the energy costs for your home can easily skyrocket, making a painful dent in your budget. Heating and cooling a home can be a very costly undertaking. According to the U.S. Department of... (Read More)

You know that carrying auto insurance is a must to protect yourself, your family, your vehicle and even other drivers on the road in the event of an accident. But, do you ever feel confused about the different parts of your auto policy? What's the... (Read More)

Fuel costs are a sizable part of the budgets of most families today. Are your family's fuel costs on the rise? Here are four ways to help save money on gasoline: Keep it clean. Keeping your car tidy can end up saving on fuel costs in the long... (Read More)

The wind and rain from spring and summer storms can cause all kinds of damage. But what often packs the biggest punch are the hailstones! These little ice balls, formed as raindrops are blown back into the upper atmosphere by strong winds, can cause... (Read More)

The average American family uses more than 300 gallons of water per day at home in bathrooms, kitchens and in laundry rooms. Here are some easy ways to conserve our most precious natural resource — and save money on your water bill: Bathroom... (Read More)

If you've ever felt tired behind the wheel, you're not alone. Many American drivers can barely keep their eyes open, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety’s annual Traffic Safety Culture Index. Nearly one third of drivers admitted to... (Read More)

Did you know that young adults are the most dangerous drivers on the road today? According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, U.S. drivers ages 20 to 24 have more motor vehicle deaths per 100,000 people than any other age group... (Read More)