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NOVEMBER 2017
Reinventing protection behind the wheel
Auto fatalities have climbed 19 percent in the last two years, thanks in part to low unemployment and declining gas prices. The largest two-year increase in more than 50 years hammered home the most basic point: more drivers mean more collisions.
But a powerful tool has emerged to pave the way for future driver safety data. By downloading an app, a trove of information - miles traveled, speed, time of day - can be measured, then leveraged to create safer outcomes. Such advances have proven that in the era of Big Data, every company needs to be a technology-driven one.
Click here to read more about how Allstate is reinventing protection.
Starting last week, Allstate will offer ride-hailing coverage in seven additional states for customers who drive for a Transportation Network Company (TNC) like Lyft or Uber. The Ride for Hire coverage will now be available in 43 states. First introduced in 2015, Ride for Hire becomes available this week in Louisiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, and Vermont.
Click here to read more about Ride for Hire coverage.
Click here to read more about Ride for Hire coverage.
Wildfire evacuation tips: What can you do to make sure you're ready?
This story brought to you by Paul Meko.Some areas may be more prone than others, but wildfires can happen anywhere in the U.S., according to Ready.gov. Wildfires can be caused by natural phenomena, like lightning, or by humans (accidentally or intentionally), and can start in national parks, wilderness areas or even your backyard. According to the National Interagency Fire Center, there were more than 67,000 wildfires that burned over 5.5 million acres in 2016 in the U.S. Those fires resulted in the destruction of 4,312 structures, including 3,000 homes and more than 70 commercial buildings, says the National Fire Protection Association.
Click here to read more about wildfire evacuation. Why saving for your 401(k) matters:
3 reasons
This story brought to you by Nate Nelson.
When you start working at your first professional job and move out on your own, you may have a whole new set of expenses. From rent and utilities to paying off car or student loans, the expenses can add up fast.
It may feel nearly impossible to set aside money for your retirement in addition to your new expenses. But, here are three reasons why you might want to start saving for retirement now, especially if your new employer offers a 401(k) plan.
Click here to find out why saving for your 401(k) matters.
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