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Tips to Buy a New Home Safely #LifeLock

January 29, 2013 By 1 Comment
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Buying a house is something everyone goes through at one point in their lives or another. My husband and I are in the beginning stages of saving and buying our first home. We may not be six months away from escrow but I want to make sure that I am confident and I can make sure our family stays protected when we do buy a house in the future. These tips will help you stay safe while making the transition into your new home. If these apply to you and you've recently made that exciting purchase, congratulations! What to do about the bills? If you use the good 'ol postal service for any of your bills there is a way to make sure you're information is staying safe. If … [Read more...]

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Are You Staying Safe During Holiday Travel? #LifeLock

December 23, 2012 By 1 Comment
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There is only one thing I dread about this time of year--travel. While we do not travel very far (only a 40 minute car ride) it gets old fast and can be dangerous if you're not careful. We have three different Christmas celebrations we attend, one in the town we live in and then two 40 minutes away. This time of year is especially hectic and busy for us and it starts around Thanksgiving, keeps going around Zoey's birthday and then finishes up after Christmas. Each of these events calls for three separate family parties and that is a lot of getting up and going. This means more than just being annoyed at the travel time and the possibility of dense fog--it means that … [Read more...]

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