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Pros and Cons of Umbrella Insurance: Why I Just Bought Some

Posted in Auto Insurance , Home Insurance , Liability

October 14th, 2010
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Your Stored Vehicle Needs Insurance

Posted in Auto Insurance , Classic Car Insurance , Special Vehicle Insurance

October 5th, 2010
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If you own a car that isn’t running or being driven and is stored in a safe place, it may be tempting to remove the insurance on this vehicle. Why not, right? It’s not like the car is going to hit something.

Top Auto Insurers Allstate, State Farm and Geico Have Best Reputations

Posted in Allstate , Auto Insurance , Auto Insurance Companies , Geico , State Farm

September 29th, 2010
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If auto insurance coverage is on your mind and you’re looking for the best company, consider Allstate, State Farm or Geico. According to a new survey conducted by Market Force Information, a customer intelligence and customer experience management solutions firm, these three car insurance companies are among the most reputable in the nation.

What You Did To Get Your Auto Insurance Policy Canceled

Posted in Auto Insurance , Auto Insurance Companies

September 23rd, 2010
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Have you ever received a notice from your auto insurance company stating that your policy had been canceled? If you haven’t, this means you’ve handled your policy correctly since getting insured. However, this doesn’t mean that you can’t do something in the future to make your insurer unhappy.

Fewer Teens Believe Texting and Driving is as Dangerous Drinking and Driving

Posted in Auto Insurance , State Farm

September 20th, 2010
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A new State Farm Insurance survey shows that many teens don’t believe texting while driving has as severe an impact on safety as drunk driving. The study, conducted for the insurer by Harris Interactive, shows just how lightly teenagers take the fatal consequences of this dangerous act.

High-Risk Driver Exemption May Not Be Fair, But Here’s How It Benefits You

Posted in Auto Insurance , Auto Insurance Companies

September 14th, 2010
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High-risk drivers are a burden on society. They make our streets unsafe and they pose a risk to your car and your wallet. You could be the safest driver in the world, but one way or another, high-risk drivers are costing you more in auto insurance. You just might not know it.

Insurance Institute Gives Good Reviews of Car Booster Seats

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September 8th, 2010
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A new review from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) found that car booster seat makers have improved in their efforts to ensure a proper fit for children in the back seat. According to the review, 21 out of 72 booster seats evaluated for properly restraining children have received top marks. This is an improvement over the nine out of 60 seats that received good reviews last year.

States Promote Safe Labor Day Driving

Posted in Auto Insurance , Collision Insurance , Comprehensive Insurance , Liability

September 3rd, 2010
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Put your auto insurance card in a safe place, buckle up and prepare for a crazy Labor Day weekend–this is the sentiment of law enforcement as they get ready for DUIs and more this holiday. States nationwide are finding cooler temperatures and reasonable gas prices could bring out some live wires this year. If you’re not properly insured, you could bear the brunt of their good times.

Today’s News: More Medicaid Patients Using ER, NFIP in the Red and Teen Drivers Vulnerable to Deadly Crashes

Posted in Auto Insurance , Health Insurance , Home Insurance , Medicaid

August 25th, 2010
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A new report has found that more Medicaid patients are using the ER, the National Flood Insurance Program has run into problems that have put it in the red and the NHTSA has revealed that teen drivers are more vulnerable to deadly crashes.

More Medicaid Patients Using ER

Researchers from the University of California, San Francisco, say that an increasing number Americans, especially adults on Medicaid, are using the emergency room as their “safety net” for health care; the reason being that they must treat all patients regardless of health insurance coverage or ability to pay.

Today’s News: Medicare Funds to Exhaust in 2029, Higher Mortgage Insurance Fees Approved and Auto Insurance Customer Satisfaction Declines

Posted in Auto Insurance , Health Insurance , Home Insurance , Medicare

August 23rd, 2010
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A new government estimate shows that Medicare will run out of funds by 2029, 12 years later than originally expected. In other insurance news, higher mortgage insurance fees have been approved by Senate and a report from JD Power and Associates shows that auto insurance customer satisfaction has declined.