Category Archive for : ‘Auto Insurance’

After the dust settles when you’ve had a car accident or another kind of loss your home or your business, it’s time to call the insurance company. Many consumers have multiple questions about filing an insurance claim like how much it will cost them; will their premiums increase and what are the negative consequences of filing a claim?

Insurance, and the price you pay for it, is based on risk, if you appear to an insurance company to be a risky consumer, your rates will increase. You want to keep your

You may live in a cookie-cutter suburban America where your life looks very similar to your neighbor. You may have a similar family size, similar home, or a similar vehicle, but that does not mean you have to have similar insurance. Every policyholder is unique and requires different coverage. While your home value may be comparable to others in your area, what is in your home is unique to you and deserves unique protection. Most insurance policies have standard benefits; riders can help you personalize your policy. Riders are

The New Year is the perfect time to start fresh, renew resolutions, and make a goal. Start this New Year with peace of mind by taking on a new tradition.

Experts recommend that policyholders review their policies at least once a year. Throughout the year, there may be changes in the company policies, procedures, or coverage limits. There may be changes in your own life which require you to change your coverage.

Each year, reading through your homeowners, auto, and life insurance policies is the best way to ensure

Nothing ruins a good day more than seeing flashing lights behind your vehicle. Hearing those four dreaded words, ”license and registration, please” are enough to bring any day from bad to worse and can bring some people straight to tears right there on the side of the road.

Unfortunately, the problem of traffic tickets doesn’t end when you pull away with your pink slip in hand. The next time your auto insurance renewal comes around, you may find an increase and if you shop for car insurance, one of

Campaigns across the country are focused on eliminating texting while driving. Police Officers in every state try to enforce DUI laws and eliminate drinking and driving. But what about the biggest distraction of them all? Ask any mother.

Children are 12 times more distracting to the driver than talking on a cell phone, according to a new Australian study. According to their research, the average parent takes their eyes off the road for a staggering three minutes and 22 seconds during a 16-minute trip.

Between, “are we there yet?”