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Maine residents have many reasons to explore lighthouses and indulge in lobster. The 1,000,000 licensed drivers in Maine have access to almost 23,000 miles worth of roads. You will need to have adequate auto insurance coverage as you travel through Maine’s Pine Tree State. Maine has some of the best premiums in the nation. Maine residents pay around $294 […]

Final expense agents need to ask the following question: “What are my chances of making a living in final expense burial insurance?” It all depends! This article will outline what you can expect in terms of commission levels, and then go on to investigate the details final expense agents should be concerned about that factor into […]

Vermont is home to more than 500,000 licensed drivers. Every resident who has a vehicle registered in Vermont must have car insurance. Car insurance in Vermont is cheaper because it is smaller and has a lower population density. An average Vermont driver pays $1,207 annually to insure their car with full coverage and $292 for minimal coverage. Vermont […]

Because perception is everything, you need to fill the space. Start your Safe Money Seminar without any chairs or tables in the room. Those who show up will be hesitant to ask if they were right. It is important to use RSVPs to gauge attendance. You will get 30 people to show up if you have 40 RSVPs. Set […]

Based on extensive research by Bankrate, USAA and Auto-Owners provide some of the best Michigan car insurance. Allstate and Progressive may be options, as they were among the top four auto insurance companies on our list. If you are looking for the best car insurance in Michigan, Bankrate’s research could help you choose a company and coverages that fit […]

Virtually every state mandates motorists have bodily injury liability coverage – typically represented on policies by three numbers like 25/50/20 – but you may want to consider adding uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage as well. Collision coverage, which pays to repair or replace a vehicle involved in an accident, is not mandated by any state. However, your […]

Open enrollment is the period during which people can stop, begin or change their health insurance coverage. The federal deadline is December 15th; however, each state marketplace can set its own dates. As of March 2019, renewal notices for Medicaid, Child Health Plus, and Essential Plan enrollees are being distributed on an ongoing basis according […]

Homeowner insurance may not qualify as one of the expenses you can write off when filing your taxes, but in certain circumstances it could qualify. Speak to a tax professional for more details. Before selecting a homeowners insurance deductible, carefully consider its impact on premium costs and out-of-pocket expenses when making claims. A higher deductible […]

Pets are often lively, energetic and can get into mischief. Therefore, many owners opt for pet insurance policies in order to safeguard against mischief-making occurrences. Pet insurance policies vary in price depending on factors like deductible, annual limit and reimbursement level; to get an accurate picture, compare quotes from multiple providers. Also be sure to […]

Many people move to Mexico for various reasons – be it work-related or simply closer proximity. Public healthcare in Mexico can be expensive and lack the standard of care expats require, which is why expats may prefer private health insurance plans that provide access to private hospitals with shorter wait times and English-speaking doctors. Cost […]