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Some people pay their insurance premiums monthly, some semi-annually. Regardless of how your pavements are structured, you can adjust your insurance anytime ...Continue Learning

That is the age-old question for any product or service. Am I getting the best price? And like any product or service, the only way to be somewhat sure ...Continue Learning

One of the easiest and most significant discounts you can receive is the multi-policy discount. By simply putting all your insurance needs with a single ...Continue Learning

Depending on where you live and what vehicle your teen will drive, adding them to your policy can double your rates (or more). Teens are expensive to ensure. ...Continue Learning

Short answer, yes. Here’s why and how. In the 1990s, a few insurance companies starting using credit scores to create a “profile” of each person ...Continue Learning

Well, first off it’s not personal. It may feel that way, but it’s not. What it is, is a matter of statistics. If you’ve been labeled an insurance ...Continue Learning

If you’re in the market for a new car, you’ve probably already considered things such as styling, comfort, features and fuel economy. But have ...Continue Learning

Altering your deductible is the quickest way to adjust your insurance costs. However, this comes with some challenges. So when it comes to saving money ...Continue Learning

It’s not uncommon to have a vehicle that isn’t driven very much. Maybe it’s an extra car or truck that is used only occasionally or maybe you simply ...Continue Learning

Most insurance providers offer a variety of discounts. In fact, most TV insurance advertising promotes all of these discounts. But to determine what discounts ...Continue Learning

The term, Full Coverage, is a bit misleading mostly because it means different things to different people. It varies from company to company and from driver ...Continue Learning

The short answer is no, but maybe. Many drivers will experience an accident at some point in their life. It’s unfortunate but true. If, and when, an ...Continue Learning