Most people have an idea of what’s covered and not covered under their various insurance policies. But at Reiner Insurance, we get a lot of questions about borrowing or loaning a car. Now that spring is here, and you might be looking to borrow your neighbor’s truck for a home-improvement project or a trip to … More
Identity theft is on the rise. The smartest way to protect yourself from identity theft is to prevent it from happening to you. However, if your identity is stolen, you’ll be able to lessen problems by acting quickly. Call your credit card companies immediately. Explain what happened, and ask where to send a copy of … More
We wouldn’t want you to be bored on St. Patrick’s Day so here’s a list of local events to keep you entertained. The 18th Annual Union County St. Patrick’s Day Parade will be at 1 p.m. on March 15th on Morris Avenue in Union. For more information about the Union County St. Patrick’s Day Parade … More
Sometimes your bathroom can be the most neglected area of your entire living space. Here’s some ideas from Apartment Therapy to update the space.
8 ways to cover up ugly light fixtures…great for renters who can’t change the fixtures
In most places in the United States, March 9th, is Daylight Saving, when clocks are moved forward one hour. We here at Reiner Insurance want to remind you it’s also a great time to improve your family’s safety. Be safe in your Springfield home Health and safety agencies often use the approach of Daylight Saving … More
Temporary Wall Treatments are a great way to make your rental house more of a home. Check out these awesome ideas to dress up your walls without paint.
If you live in a rental home or apartment, chances are you don’t have the proper insurance. Despite the fact that rented homes are more likely to be burglarized than owner-occupied properties, nearly 60 percent of renters don’t have a renters policy. Why does it matter? “If you rent a house or apartment and think … More
Drafty windows. Leaky faucets. Dirty air filters. All are common issues and they’re not only annoying — they also cost you money in decreased energy efficiency and higher utility bills. Would you like to save $200 to $400 a year on your energy costs? That’s how much the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Energy Star … More
