Young's Insurance Agency

You know you’re supposed to. You hear it all the time. But do you *always* buckle your seatbelt? Even for those quick errands just down the road? Nevermind the “click it or ticket” slogan. It could save your life.

Fireplace safety 101: Keep those glass doors open to help prevent fire-causing creosote buildup. But keep mesh curtains closed to keep embers from shooting out.

Mom and Pops. Corner stores. Twee boutiques. Small businesses make our communities hum. Today’s the day to celebrate — and shop — local. It’s Small Business Saturday.

Stuffing or dressing? Pumpkin or apple? These are questions we can answer. Today, let the other big decisions go – and have a Happy Thanksgiving.

That cozy cabin, or condo at the slopes — any vacant vacation or seasonal home — has special insurance considerations. Call me to find out more.

Veterans Day honors all who have served. November 11 is your day, and we thank you for your service.

You’re *three times* more likely to be in a car crash if you are tired. Fact

Get up an hour earlier, or go to bed an hour later? The end of daylight saving time is Nov. 6 at 2 a.m. Unless you live in Arizona or Hawaii, remember to set your clock back one hour. Why? Good question. Learn a few facts (and, no, it has nothing to do with farmers). farme.rs/daylightsaving

Happy Halloween, everybody! Here’s an important question: Costume or candy — which is the most important?

Grumpy cats! Zoomie cats! Fat cats! Cats in shark costumes! The best thing the internet ever gave us? Cat memes. What’s your favorite? And happy National Cat Day.

You’re excited. You’re scared. And, truth time, maybe you don’t know what “replacement value” means? Buying a new home is BIG and making sure you have the homeowners insurance that is right for you can feel daunting. I’m happy to answer your questions.

It’s National Teen Driver Safety week, so if your teen gives you nothing but [eyeball roll emoji] when you talk about safe driving, consider this: it’s not what you say, it’s what you do. Put the phone down and keep your eyes on the road when you’re driving.