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Advertising messages tell us that we should shop for our car insurance for better… more… cheaper… When every car insurance provider advertises itself as the most affordable or offers the most discounts, how do you choose? Try comparing the following items: Price: Chances are you’re reading this article because you’ve just had a rate increase. … Read more
Ladies and gentlemen, yes, once again it’s time to prepare for winter. While you might want to think about all you need to do for the holidays, your number one priority this holiday season should be your car. Some winter car maintenance is possible to do on your own, but others should be completed with … Read more
“Distracted Driving” includes many of the behaviors that we do every day in our cars, (and take for granted) such as: changing the music or station, a little daydream here and there (especially on a long drive), and taking a peek at our phones to see who just called. Although these things only take a … Read more
Consumer Reports experts state that today’s modern vehicles “can run for 200,000 miles and more.” It makes sense to want your vehicle last for a long time. You want your vehicle to be worth the investment. Doing routine maintenance helps ensure it is. But many of us can’t afford the price of these newer cars. … Read more
Stressing about the cost of auto insurance? You’re not the only one. No matter your driving record, you’re not powerless to take steps to lower your car insurance rates now and in the future. Drive well. Even if you have had an accident or received a ticket or two, stop and drive more carefully. It’s … Read more
Insurance is about protecting you, your car, your home, and your belongings. But you can’t have adequate insurance if you don’t know how much stuff you have. That’s why you need to conduct a home inventory. It’s really not too hard. How to Create a Home Inventory Go room by room and note the items … Read more
Car insurance rates aren’t exactly simple. Car insurance companies use actuarial data to determine rates. “Actuarial data” is data used by insurance companies that offer predictions as to the chance that you will file a claim. This data includes where you live (some areas cost more per claim than others), the type of car you … Read more
