Category Archives: Finance Guide

Car accidents do happen, unfortunately, and the hope is always that nobody will be seriously injured and that damage won’t be too severe. Many people don’t realize what happens if they don’t report a car crash. This is not something you want hanging over you head after an accident. We have the answer for you. Once you […]

If policies, agreements, contracts and other legal documents are not understood or read carefully, it can cause a lot of problems later. Although most people won’t want to read every word of a policy, it is often the key to saving money or incurring additional costs. This is especially true for car insurance policies. Although insurance agreements […]

Vehicle rental is one of the largest business ventures in America. A huge number of people rent vehicles for a variety of reasons. People rent cars to drive on road trips, for holidays or business purposes. Most people are not aware of the actual cost of premiums charged by an auto leasing company. Although the firm may offer a […]

There are many things to remember if you have been in a car crash, regardless of whether it was head-on, rear-ended or t-boned. Many people get panicked or flustered after a car accident. This can lead to missing important details later on when they have to deal with their insurance company or lawyer. These key points will […]

“Your vehicle is a total loss.” These words are often used to cause immediate controversy between the insured and their insurer. In total loss, the main reason for contention between an insured and their insurance company is that most people believe their vehicle is more valuable than it is. Although historically a poor investment, a vehicle is […]

Your car was just stolen. You had important personal items. Is my auto insurance going to cover my personal items? The simple answer is that auto insurance does not typically cover personal property. This would be true for almost all insurance companies. Auto insurance is not meant to protect personal property, but damage to the vehicle. Your […]

It is possible to save money by cutting important parts of your insurance policies. This is not smart savings because you lose more by exposing your self to unnecessary pains. If you can find a way to pay less and still have adequate coverage, you are saving intelligently. These are smart ways to pay less. 1. A group health […]

Why bother to compare insurance every so often? You probably already have insurance if you’re like most people. When you got a mortgage, your lender likely required that you have a homeowners policy. To comply with state laws, your auto must be insured. You may have already selected life and health insurance. Why should you shop when you already […]

You are likely familiar with the features of your scooter policy. You should have at least a basic coverage level that covers damage to your scooter and the car of another driver (if you are at fault). Personal injury protection should be included for both you and your passenger. You may need coverage that is more specific in […]

To lower their car insurance premiums, many people increase their deductibles. You can cut as high as 40% off your premiums by increasing your insurance deductibles. This is only possible if you have enough money to cover your deductible in the event of an at-fault collision. You may not have the money you need to pay your […]