Personal Property Edition 

October 2011

Beyond Insurance

J. G. Elliott Insurance Center

Protecting People's Stuff, It's What We Do!

A Platte Valley Company


Scotts Bluff Nat'l Monument, Scottsbluff, NE

Welcome to our Monthly Newsletter 

 

Each month we will include brief articles which will address concerns that may have an impact on you or your family. We invite you to submit questions. If your question is answered in a future email, you will receive a gift!

 
Before the Snow Flies
Prepare Your Home For Frigid Temperatures

As the weather starts to cool in the autumn months, many homeowners tackle winterizing projects to ensure that their homes are weather-ready for cooler temperatures. The best way to undertake these projects is to start by taking a walk around your home and assessing what needs to get done. Consider inspecting the following areas:

 

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Remember to Winterize Your Cars too!
Car Winterizing Recommendations 

The winter may be hard on you: Dry skin, brittle hair and an increased risk of colds and the flu. It is also hard on your vehicle. Take the necessary steps to protect your car against the cold to ensure that it will last the entire season long! 

Consider these car winterizing suggestions before the temperature drops:

 

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We hope you find our newsletters interesting and relevant. If you have suggestions, questions or topics you would like to be discussed just drop us an email at jgeco@jgelliott.com.
J. G. Elliott Insurance Center has been "Protecting People's Stuff" for over 90 years! We look forward to serving the Wyobraska area for many years to come.

J. G. Elliott Insurance Center

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In This Issue
Before the Snow Flies
Remember to Winterize Your Car
Identity Theft 

Identity Theft  

Simple Tips for Staying One Step Ahead 

 According to the Federal Trade Commission, identity theft is the fastest growing crime in America today. To minimize your risks:

  • Check your home mailbox daily and drop your outgoing mail into a secure postal mailbox only.
  • Carry only what you need in your wallet or purse and keep an itemized list or photocopy of those items on paper.
  • Give out your personal information, such as social security number, strictly on a "need to know" basis, and only to legitimate businesses.
  • Regularly update your computer virus protection software.
  • Stay up-to-date on your credit history by reviewing your credit record at least once a year.
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