Car Insurance
Consider Reducing Car Insurance Coverage as Your Vehicle Ages
When you buy a new car it's important to make sure it carries a full range of auto insurance protection, but you can save money by reducing coverage as the vehicle ages. Your need for insurance is tied to the market value of your car.... Continue
How to Avoid Nine of the Most Common Auto Insurance Claims
If you can avoid auto claims, it will save you a bundle on your insurance. The rates you pay are based, in part, on your past driving and claims history. While no one wants to have an accident, they do happen on occasion. That’s why... Continue
How Rising Medical Costs Impact Auto Insurance Rates
Americans spend $3 trillion on healthcare costs each year. This reflects the costs associated with chronic and long-term care, as well as the increased costs of new medicines and medical technologies. Paying for healthcare is a... Continue
What is an Auto Insurance Score?
An insurance score is a score calculated from information on your credit report. Your credit information can be very predictive of future accidents or insurance claims, which is why many insurance companies use this information to develop... Continue
Gap Insurance: What Is It & Do I Need It?
Congratulations on your recent car purchase or lease! You're probably thinking about driving your vehicle and not about the auto loan you took out to finance it. But what would happen if you totaled your car? Would you have enough... Continue
In a Car Crash? Here’s What to Do After a Car Accident
Picture yourself driving down the highway, focused on where you're headed, when suddenly the driver next to you swerves, crashing into your vehicle, which then veers into a third car. Or you're backing out of a parking space when another... Continue
Insurance Rates Explained: Why Did My Car Insurance Go Up?
You open your auto insurance bill, and you are wondering “why did my car insurance go up?” If something about your situation has changed—you bought a new car or recently had an accident, for example—you’re probably expecting the... Continue