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Disaster planning is usually associated with businesses. But individuals need to prepare for worst-case scenarios, as well. Unfortunately, the topic can seem a little overwhelming. To help simplify matters, here are five keys to disaster planning that everyone should consider:...

To some extent, extreme, or inclement weather is in the eye of the beholder. To a 20-year-old who recently purchased a four-wheel drive SUV, a foot of snow or six inches of rain will probably be viewed as an opportunity for an adventure, and not a reason to stay home from work....

Some natural disasters are more common in certain seasons. But major events like hurricanes, tornadoes and fires can strike at any time. It’s a good idea to plan for what to do in case of a disaster. You can help make your recovery easier by keeping your tax and financial records...

There are workplace safety rules for almost every conceivable category of jobs or tasks, courtesy of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). The underlying law* also requires employers to provide a workplace “free from recognized hazards likely to cause...

Imagine an intruder enters your home. You hide in the closet. Fortunately, your cell phone is in your pocket. Calling 911 might alert the intruder to your whereabouts before help arrives, but texting 911 could save the day — if it’s available in your area and enabled...