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Monday, February 18, 2019Valentine’s Day has come and gone, and it’s a safe bet there’s some new jewelry taking up real estate on your finger, wrist, neck, or ears. Hey, maybe all four! Now, here’s the bad news: your standard homeowners insurance isn’t enough to cover your jewelry. READ MORE >>
Monday, February 11, 2019Positive reviews from amazing customers like ours helps increase people’s confidence about choosing Tango, Tango & Tango Inc.. We’re hoping our customers will want to take a few minutes to visit one, two, or all three of our favorite platforms, in order to leave honest reviews of our Long Island-based insurance agency’s offices. READ MORE >>
Monday, February 4, 2019Growing up, my family home had a fireplace. Even though my current home doesn’t have one, and sometimes I miss it with these crazy polar vortex temperatures hitting the New York area, I don’t miss the hazards. Fireplace precautions (for the polar vortex temperatures) READ MORE >>
Monday, January 28, 2019Holidays have come and gone. There's lots of new gadgets, gizmos, jewelry and more in your home. Now's the time to focus on taking a home inventory. Once, or twice, a year it’s important to review your home owner’s insurance policy and make sure you’re paying the right amount of coverage for what’s in your home. READ MORE >>
Monday, January 21, 2019On Long Island, winter snow storms happen well into spring. If you're out on the roads, you'll want to be prepared if you find yourself stuck in a storm no one knew was coming. Or, let's face it, with the uncertainty of weather reports, a storm you didn't believe was coming, because you've been lied to about the severity of a snowstorm before. READ MORE >>
Monday, January 14, 2019A pipe bursting in your home is something that can happen to everyone! I remember the first time it happened to me. I was shocked. It turns out one of my pipes wasn't insulated properly and the water inside froze, causing the pipe to expand, then explode. Which caused a flood in my basement. READ MORE >>
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