Category Archives: Finance Guide

Travel insurance is not affordable if you don’t have the means to pay.It is true? It’s not a good idea to travel without insurance. You’ll hear phrases like “Oh it doesn’t really matter if your bags are lost, just pack light” or “Medical bills for Southeast Asia are quite affordable if you need to get […]

The majority of states in the United States require that all citizens have auto insurance. Your proof of insurance is required as part of vehicle registration. Otherwise, your vehicle will not be registered. It’s also a way to prove financial responsibility for your vehicle. It is important to remember that accidents can happen even to defensive drivers. Auto insurance […]

Your wedding day is an investment and when something goes wrong you could stand to lose out financially. Wedding insurance provides peace of mind so you can sleep easier at night. Your venue has been damaged by an overly inebriated guest, or perhaps they were stolen or lost altogether, while inexplicably your military groom or […]

You’ve probably heard that insurance companies check your credit score when you apply for car insurance. But do car insurance companies really use your credit score to determine how much you should pay in premiums? The truth is, not all car insurance companies check credit scores. Some do while others don’t – it depends on […]

Clay and game shooting may seem dangerous because they involve firearms. However, these activities are actually quite safe and very few incidents of concern are reported each year. Country sports can be dangerous and you will quickly see the severity of any accidents that could occur. Country sports insurance is designed to cover you against liability in […]

Illinois is among the states that have chosen to not implement no fault legislation. It is difficult to determine whether an individual can claim medical expenses or income loss if they are partially or whole at fault for an accident. This can be done by knowing the details of the insurance policies that were held by […]

Vision therapy is an in-office and at-home program used to address vision problems such as amblyopia (lazy eye), crossed eyes (strabismus), double vision, eye teaming and visual processing issues. Children struggling in school, having trouble focusing or reading, or being diagnosed with ADHD/ADD could benefit from Vision Therapy. Adults experiencing headaches, eye strain or “fuzzy” […]

Saving money is difficult no matter where you are in your financial life. A good savings plan requires more than a budget and goals. It also requires a disciplined attitude towards keeping your finances in order, working towards reaching goals and avoiding impulse purchases when savings begin to accumulate. Protecting your cash from the unexpected is one […]

Sometimes parents may be shocked at the high cost of young driver’s insurance. They can lower the cost of their child’s car insurance by buying a named driver policy. This method of using the same vehicle less often than their children is legal, provided the parent is registered as the primary driver. MoneySupermaket.com research shows that […]

Many states have passed no-fault car insurance laws to compensate injured auto accident victims, providing coverage for medical costs and any losses-related expenses. Some states employ no-fault systems that strip you of your right to sue an at-fault driver for pain and suffering and economic losses, while others provide for some degree of no-fault protections. […]