Issues Surrounding Mileage Based Insurance
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21 July 2015
Pay-as-you-drive, also known as mileage-based, insurance is one of the new ways of paying for car insurance coverage. In its simplest form, the insurance company charges you based on how much you drive – the more you drive, the more you pay. Since it's a relatively new concept, it's still fraught with misconceptions. Here are some of the things people say about mileage-based insurance, as well as explanations of whether they are true or not:
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Three Simple Changes That Can Reduce Your Home Insurance Premium
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15 July 2015
Although you can't put a price on the importance of home insurance, you can make some simple changes to reduce the amount you pay each month. The next time your home insurance policy comes up for renewal, skip the idea of shopping around for a lower rate and, instead, talk to your insurance agent and ask how a number of different factors can lower your premium. The changes you make don't have to be major -- often, a minor change that has little consequence on how you live your day-to-day life can save a significant amount of money.
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3 Common Car Insurance Myths That Need To Be Scrapped
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26 June 2015
Car insurance can be a tricky subject as there are many factors that come into play regarding coverage options and premium rates. Due to this, there are a lot of myths surrounding car insurance that are out there. Below are three such auto insurance myths and the facts behind them.
Myth #1: My Insurance Covers Theft, Vandalism, and Weather Damage
Fact: The coverage items mentioned above are not standard, but they can be purchased as an optional add-on.
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Letting Your Teen Drive: 4 Money-Saving Tips For Auto Insurance
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25 June 2015
It is no secret that children are expensive. Even though you are used to spending money on your child, you may be surprised by how expensive it is when your teen starts driving. The cost of a vehicle, gas, and auto insurance really add up—even if they are helping to pay for it. Fortunately, you can save some cash while still giving your child what they want: their driver's license and a car.
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