Leaving on a Jet Plane? 3 Essential Packing Tips Many people are considering traveling this spring for the first time since the pandemic started. A lot has changed since 2020, but packing for vacation remains a hassle, and baggage fees haven’t gone away. Here are some essential tips to keep your load as light as possible — physically and mentally. Make a list. It’s just as easy to forget things as it is to overpack. Solve both problems at once by creating a packing list in advance. Consider in detail what you’ll need, and put it in writing. As each item gets added to the suitcase, check it off. Writing everything down creates a system to prevent leaving anything behind. And when it’s all on paper, you’re more likely to notice that you probably don’t need that many pairs of sandals. Use your personal item for extra storage. Airlines generally allow travelers one carry-on bag and one personal item. The dimensions allowed vary by airline, but the general rule of thumb is that the personal item needs to fit under the seat in front of you. Don’t bring a small purse or a laptop bag when you can take a large tote or backpack. With the extra room, you can avoid checking another bag. Never check essential items. Lost luggage is the worst way to start a vacation, but it happens. If your luggage is misplaced, you probably won’t get it back that same day. So, you need to pack all essential items, like
There is no scenario worse than losing important assets in a disaster, only to find out that they aren’t included in your policy coverage. It’s essential to note that sometimes, because a lender may require a certain minimum coverage, that amount of coverage may not be enough to protect the assets you have. There are many different types of homeowners insurance. For example, if you live in a flood zone, you’ll need to carry flood insurance on top of your homeowners insurance, as standard homeowners insurance policies do not protect you against flooding. The same is true for earthquakes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters that are relative and more common in certain areas. Homeowners insurance isn’t a “one size fits all” endeavor. For all of your questions and concerns, give us a call today. We can make sure that your current policy fits your needs, or help you pick out a policy from scratch. We offer free, comparable quotes. Let’s see just how much we can help you save!
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prescription medications or glasses, in your carry-on bag. Some experts even recommend tossing an extra shirt or pair of underwear in your carry-on in case your bag gets lost. You’ll be glad to have them if something goes awry. Packing smart will make for a less stressful journey. You can kick back, relax, and enjoy the trip knowing that everything you need is right there in your suitcase, and everything you don’t need is safe at home.
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