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Safe & Ready: A College Safety Starter Guide for Fall
College is coming. Are you prepared—not just for class, but for life?
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College is coming. Are you prepared—not just for class, but for life?
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Don’t let a dead battery put your family at risk. Learn when to replace smoke and carbon monoxide detector batteries, which ones to trust, and how this simple habit could save lives.
Newsletter
This month, we’re focusing on practical summer readiness—how to protect your plans, devices, documents, and peace of mind before storms hit or travel takes you off your routine. Just a few simple steps now can make a big difference later—for you and the people you care for.
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Learn what a Go Folder is and why every household should have one ready. This simple emergency grab-and-go binder holds your essential documents for fast, calm action in a crisis.
Scam Watch
Travel scams are more common than ever—especially during summer and holiday seasons. Learn how to spot fake vacation rentals, phony trip deals, and other common travel scams before they cost you time, money, or peace of mind.
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Simple, smart steps to keep your phone—and your data—safe on the road.
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A calm checklist to help you prepare in under an hour.
You don’t have to say yes to stay kind. Learning to say no—firmly and respectfully—is part of staying safe, sane, and free to live with peace and purpose.
You don’t need to be a prepper to be prepared. With a few items—gathered gradually—you can face the next outage with calm, not chaos. Let’s make your home outage-ready, one shelf at a time.
Skimming doesn’t just steal your card—it steals your peace. But a few smart moves can shut it down before it starts. Let’s build your scam shield—one habit at a time.
Why a Free USB Charging Port Might Cost You More Than You Think
K. Richard Labbe - Stay safe. Be ready. Online and off.
Using your auto insurance for roadside assistance might quietly count as a claim—raising your rates later. Discover safer, smarter options like AAA, cell phone perks, credit card benefits, and local services.
A well-stocked emergency pantry creates calm in life’s literal and figurative storms. It lets you care for your people with quiet confidence—so you’re not the one racing to the store when things go sideways.
When you build a pantry, you’re not building a bunker. You’re building a buffer—a margin of grace for the people you love.
You don’t need a cybersecurity degree to feel the weight of this: Sixteen billion usernames and passwords—many from platforms we all use daily—have just been discovered circulating among cybercriminals. Apple. Google. Facebook. Even government portals. Here's what you can do.
Welcome to the fake invoice scam. Let’s unpack how this scam works, who’s being targeted, and how you can protect yourself and others—before a false bill turns into real regret.
Let’s take a clear, honest look at what Goal Zero does well, how the Venture line stands out, and whether it’s the right next step for your own preparedness.
In this post, we’ll break down how the tax rebate scam works, why it’s convincing, and what you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones.
This kind of con—known as a jury duty scam—has been making the rounds across the country. It’s one of the more convincing phone scams out there, because it plays on something most of us care about deeply: doing the right thing.
If you're not 100% sure who can see your Facebook posts, find your phone number, or tag you in a photo… you're not alone. Here's help!
We’re living in a time when more people than ever are looking for flexible work, remote jobs, and extra income. And scammers know it.
Romance scams are sophisticated fraud schemes where criminals create fake online personas to build emotional relationships with victims. These scammers specifically target people seeking companionship, often through social media platforms like Facebook.
Protect yourself from online scams, phone fraud, and identity theft with these proven prevention strategies.