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You were on the phone, got distracted and before you knew it traffic had stopped, giving you no room to stop and you rear end the girl in front of you. Or, let's say you're driving along and a deer jumps out and rams into the side of your door.
Now, let's say you need to...
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It’s a new year, and it’s time to get your finances in order. Why not start out by saving some money on your auto insurance? Here are the top five ways to do just that:
1. Shopping Around. This is the #1 way of saving money on insurance. Are you sure you're getting the best...
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We all know that our credit histories will affect whether or not we get the loan we need to buy a house (or car, boat, etc.) or refinance an existing loan, but what most people don't realize is that credit histories can also affect how much we pay for auto insurance. Not only...
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Non-profit sites like the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud (CAIF) report that auto insurance fraud costs a staggering $12.3 billion or more a year. The worst part is that this cost is passed along to consumers, most of whom would never consider committing insurance fraud...
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After several years of fairly heavy increases, auto insurance prices look to have started to flatten, with a much lower rate of increase predicted in 2004 by the Insurance Information Institute (III). The III also says that some consumers may begin to see their rates drop,...
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Many people find themselves stuck in an auto insurance rut, simply letting their current policy renew and renew and never checking if they could achieve significant savings by switching to a new company. But maybe people would explore their options if they knew how painless it...
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