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Can a car company void your warranty if you don't take your car to the dealership for repairs? http://goo.gl/PrKMVo

The deadline to file your personal tax return for 2014 is less than a month away. Do you need to file an extension? Here's the link. http://goo.gl/hwlRfz

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It gives a whole new meaning to having coverage on your car, doesn't it?

The IRS says that taxpayers are legally responsible for what is on their tax return even if it is prepared by someone else. Here are some tips to consider when choosing a tax preparer. http://goo.gl/Jcqx1m

Did you know? If you have opted to carry lower liability limits on your auto or property insurance, and you are found to be at fault in a costly accident or incident, you could be responsible for part of a big bill. With the small cost of increased liability limits, your insurance can be tailored to give you better protection.

Why set up automatic payments on your car insurance policy? It will simplify your life and you'll avoid human errors of non-payment. A lapse in coverage can lead to lots of grief.

Reminder: Except for Arizona and Hawaii, Daylight Savings Time starts this weekend on Sunday, March 8th. Remember to set your clocks an hour forward on Saturday night before going to bed and check the batteries in your smoke detectors.

Does full coverage on your auto insurance policy cover you fully? No. It's a phrase used to reference a number of coverages such as liability, comprehensive, and collision coverages. Got questions? Call us!

Each year in the U.S., more than 2,800 kids are treated in ERs after swallowing lithium button batteries. The consequences are severe. Help us "share" this to spread awareness. Learn more. http://goo.gl/YslNhv

In an emergency, first responders are trained to check cell phones for personal contact info. Consider adding an I.C.E. (in case of emergency) contact record to your phone along with any important medical info in the note section.

In 1901, Connecticut passed the first state law regulating motor vehicles. Today, each state in the U.S. sets their own speed limits. As a result, they can vary. That's why it's a good idea to keep an eye on your speedometer and read the signs when you cross state borders.

Insurance Is fun. No, really! Put our expert eyes on the insurance policies that you may have with other insurance carriers. We would love to look for potential coverage gaps while saving you some green.