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06/25/2026

Summer means backyard barbecues, pool days, and kids finding increasingly creative ways to test your nerves.

It’s also a good time to think about safety.

If you have a pool, trampoline, or frequent guests, take a few minutes to review safety measures around your property.

The goal isn’t to worry.

The goal is to make sure everyone gets home with good memories and all the same bones they arrived with.

📞 Contact us to check your homeowners policy, understand personal liability, and learn about umbrella policies. https://link.msgsndr.com/sp/920279d9f3c

06/11/2026

Arkansas summers are tough on people.

They're even tougher on vehicles.

Hot weather can increase tire pressure, stress batteries, and expose maintenance issues you didn't know were there.

Before summer travel season gets busy:

• Check tire pressure
• Test your battery
• Check fluids
• Replace worn wiper blades
• Confirm roadside assistance coverage

A quick check now beats sitting on the shoulder of the interstate wondering why your air conditioner picked today to retire. 🔗 booneritterinsurance.com

06/09/2026

Summer weekends in Arkansas were practically made for boats, campers, RVs, and finding roads that weren't on your original plan.

But here's something many people don't realize:

Your homeowners or auto policy may not fully cover your boat, RV, or other recreational vehicles the way you think.

Different vehicles come with different risks—and different coverage needs.

Before your next lake trip, camping trip, or weekend getaway, it's worth taking a quick look at what protection you actually have.

Because the only surprise you want this summer is finding a great restaurant in a town you've never visited before. 🔗 booneritterinsurance.com

06/06/2026

You're buying bedding.

You're buying school supplies.

You're buying enough snacks to survive a semester.

But have you thought about insurance?

Whether your student is headed to Conway, Fayetteville, Little Rock, Jonesboro or somewhere out-of-state, there are a few insurance questions worth answering before move-in day.

We put together a simple guide for parents covering dorms, apartments, vehicles, electronics, and more.

Read more: https://link.msgsndr.com/sp/99c7a6b4990

Move-in day comes with more than boxes and bedding. Here’s what Arkansas parents should know about insurance before their student heads to college.

06/05/2026

Vacation mode: ON. ☀️✈️

Before you hit the road, head to the lake, or board a plane, take five minutes to check a few things around the house.

✓ Set light timers or smart lights
✓ Pause mail or ask a neighbor to collect it
✓ Double-check doors and windows
✓ Unplug unnecessary electronics
✓ Have someone keep an eye on the house

𝗕𝗼𝗻𝘂𝘀 𝘁𝗶𝗽: Consider waiting until you get home to post all those vacation photos. Telling the internet your house is empty for a week isn't always the best travel plan.

Save this checklist for your next trip and share it with a friend who's already counting down to vacation.

Where are you headed this summer? 🌴

05/29/2026

It’s kind of wild how much life can change in six months.

New car. New house. New job. Higher home values. Kids driving now. Business growth. Or maybe your budget just looks different than it did back in January.

That’s why a mid-year insurance check-in can actually be really helpful.

Not a high-pressure sales thing. Just a second look at your coverage to make sure it still fits your life and your priorities now—not six months ago.

Sometimes everything looks great. Sometimes there are gaps. Sometimes there are opportunities to save a little money.

Either way, clarity is nice. 📲 Contact us to make sure you are ready for what's next - visit booneritterinsurance.com

05/23/2026

Arkansas summer storms have a way of showing up uninvited and making themselves everyone’s problem.

Wind damage. Hail. Fallen limbs. Flash flooding. The kind of weather where your patio furniture suddenly becomes neighborhood property.

One thing we see every year? People assuming certain damage is automatically covered when it may not be. Especially flooding.

Now’s a good time to:
• Walk around your property
• Trim weak branches
• Check gutters and drainage
• Review what your policy actually covers

Storm prep isn’t about panic. It’s about making life easier if something does happen.

And maybe bringing the patio umbrella inside before it tries to relocate itself to Oklahoma. 🔗 booneritterinsurance.com

05/22/2026

As Memorial Day Weekend begins, we’re wishing everyone across Arkansas a safe, restful weekend with family, friends, and maybe a little sunshine mixed in.

But before the cookouts, road trips, and lake days get rolling, we want to pause and remember what this day truly represents: honoring the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their sacrifice is the reason we’re able to enjoy weekends like this one.

Wherever the holiday takes you, travel safely, look out for one another, and take a moment to remember those who made it possible.

From all of us at Boone Ritter Insurance, have a safe Memorial Day Weekend.

05/16/2026

Before the summer road trips officially begin, it’s worth taking five minutes to check a few things most people forget until they’re stranded on the side of the interstate Googling “tow truck near me.”

Do you have roadside assistance? Does your policy help with rental cars? What happens if someone uninsured hits you out of state?

Not exactly vacation vibes, we know. But a quick review now can make summer travel a whole lot less stressful later.

Also: check your tires. Arkansas heat and worn tires are a terrible combo.

If you want help reviewing your coverage before summer travel season kicks into full gear, Boone Ritter Insurance is here for you. Contact us to learn more! https://link.msgsndr.com/sp/4e2fcd3c71a

05/15/2026

Graduation season is exciting. It’s also the season where parents suddenly realize they have about 14 new questions nobody answered during commencement.

-Can they stay on our auto policy?
-Do they need renters insurance for a dorm or apartment?
-What happens if they move to Fayetteville, Conway, or Little Rock for school or work?

Nobody really hands you the “real-world paperwork” guide after graduation. So here’s the reminder: major life changes usually mean insurance changes too.

If your grad is heading into their next chapter—college, a first apartment, a new job, or just more independence—it’s a good time to review coverage and make sure everything still fits.

And yes, this officially counts as adulting.

If you have questions, Boone Ritter Insurance is happy to help make sense of it all. 🔗 https://link.msgsndr.com/sp/65af3b5e302