Auto Insurance Claim Challenges: When The Other Driver Is Arrested

Posted on: 25 February 2020

If your car insurance premium is a little more than your budget allows for, you can make adjustments to your coverage that will help immediately lower your premium and save you some money on your bills for the moment. Easy Way #1: Increase Your Deductible One straightforward way to reduce your premium is increasing your deductible. Your deductible is what you pay when you have a claim. For example, if you were to damage the front end of your car in an accident, and the repair costs $1500 and you have a $500 deductible, you would pay the $500, and your insurance would cover the other $1,000.
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Posted on: 26 February 2017

If you are getting ready to retire soon and will qualify for Medicare, you need to understand all of the Medigap options that are available to you. Here is a quick rundown of a few simple things you need to understand about what Medigap polices are, how they work and what they cover so you can make an informed health insurance decision. #1 Medigap Doesn't Work With All Types Of Medicare Coverage
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Posted on: 26 February 2017

Getting a drivers license is a right of passage for a teenager, and most teens are excited about getting behind the wheel. But as a parent, you may not be so happy to see how much your auto insurance premiums shoot up when you add a teen driver to your policy. If you have a teen who will be driving soon and needs to be added to your policy, avoid the following mistakes:
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Posted on: 24 January 2017

Purchasing auto insurance can be a major hassle for some drivers. The average annual cost of car insurance is $907.38. Factors such as the driver's age, the age of the car being driven, driving history, and location can play roles in how expensive or inexpensive auto insurance is. Saving on insurance is a goal for many drivers, but many are unsure about how to do so. Luckily, technology can actually help drivers save.
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