With April being Tsunami Awareness Month in Hawaii, DTRIC Insurance reminds residents – especially those in low-lying areas – to be aware of the dangers of tsunamis and to develop preparedness plans.
Online shopping is a popular way to buy gifts while conveniently avoiding long lines and crowds. With the holiday season quickly approaching, hackers use this as an opportunity to steal your identity to create false credit accounts or purchases under your name. Here are some tips to protect your finances while shopping online:
Today, technology is integrated into our everyday lives. Businesses, educational institutions, and individuals all store private information on computers, increasing the need for cyber-protection.
Car accidents are a significant cause of fatalities for kids under 13. Still, many of these tragic outcomes can be prevented with the correct use and installation of car seats, boosters, and seat belts. Take the time to ensure your child’s car or booster seat is securely installed in your vehicle. Here are some valuable tips to keep the keiki in your life safe while traveling in a vehicle:
In the aftermath of natural disasters like wildfires, hurricanes, and floods, it’s important to be cautious of dishonest contractors who may take advantage of home and business owners as they deal with repairs. Here are a few tips to avoid falling victim to such scams:
It’s important for drivers to prioritize security measures against potential theft. Here are a few friendly reminders to enhance your vehicle’s security and reduce the risk of car break-ins:
The end of the school year and start of summer are great for scenic drives around the island or beach outings. But, before you hit the road, make safety your top priority. Follow these tips to enjoy your summer adventures while protecting yourself and your loved ones:
Hurricane season for the Central Pacific Region runs from June 1 to November 30 every year. Taking proactive measures now will help keep you, your loved ones, and your property safe. Here are some tips to help you effectively prepare for a hurricane:
Distracted driving is the leading cause of accidents among teens. Here are some tips to help keep our youth safe while on the road.