July 18, 2024
We are well into summer, and while there is still plenty of fun to be had in the sun, you need to avoid getting burned. That’s always the advice for avoiding too many UV rays, but it is also a sound strategy for protecting yourself against getting burned financially.
For most people, a home and the possessions within it are their largest single asset. And if you are spending extended periods of time travelling during the summer, it is vital to make sure that this huge investment is safe while you are away.
Ways to help protect1 your property while gone include:
Home security systems continue to improve in both comprehensiveness and affordability. Many companies offer packages that link directly to emergency services. They allow you to check in on cameras from wherever you are in the world.
Mailboxes can be easy and unprotected targets. If you are away for an extended period of time, avoid the possibility of having documents with important information hanging around in your mail.
Social media is a great way to share your vacation experience. However, beware of posts leading up to or during your trip to avoid promoting that your house is empty.
Your financial security can turn even more personal with the emerging prevalence of scams. The same technological advances that make your home safer have also allowed scammers to be more convincing in their efforts to separate unsuspecting victims from their hard-earned money.
Beware of anyone2 asking for money or sensitive information who:
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