Rebecca Edwards

Ever wonder what people search for online when it comes to baby care? SafeWise dug into the trends to find the most Googled baby question in every state.

Learn how to secure your home Wi-Fi network. SafeWise shares tips to protect your router, wireless network, passwords, devices, and your identity, too.

Save money and stress with one of SafeWise’s top home warranties of 2018. Find the warranty coverage that’s right for your budget and needs, whether you’re a new homebuyer or you’ve been in your home for years.

We looked at cost, night vision, motion detection, Wi-Fi capability, and extras like how easy (or hard) each camera is to install. Whether budget or smart function is your priority, we’ve got your outdoor security camera match.

Learn which wireless security cameras deliver the most features, have the best Wi-Fi connectivity, and offer perks like free cloud storage. SafeWise researched and tested wireless security cameras so you don’t have to. Find out which ones we picked as the ten best wireless security cameras of 2018.

MobileHelp Smart is the latest advancement in medical alert system technology. You get all the security of a medical alert pendant in a smartwatch by Samsung. Read our review to find out why this is a move in the right direction for active people and why MobileHelp still has a few bugs to work out.

Hurricane Michael is expected to be the strongest hurricane to hit Florida's Panhandle in decades, with life threatening storm surges, flooding and high winds.  2018 has already seen over $45 billion dollars in catastrophic damage and...

Keeping kids safe is a parent’s top priority, and despite crime rates being lower overall, the 24-hour news cycle can make you feel like trouble is lurking around every corner. The good news is that…

SafeWise is proud to help you identify the safest college towns in the country. See if your favorite school made this year’s list!

SafeWise decided to find out which states may have the most dangerous roads this Labor Day weekend. We used National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and census data to identify which states have the most (and fewest) fatalities due to impaired driving crashes.