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Hawaii’s car insurance laws may be slightly different from those in other states. Hawaii is a state that does not have to be liable for your car’s damages. However, there are a few complexities to this system. The first is that the no-fault part applies only to injuries and not to property damage. While all drivers must still have […]

With the rising costs of health care and prescription glasses, many people are now turning to their vision insurance to help offset the expenses. However, understanding how to bill vision insurance can be a complicated and confusing process for those who don’t have experience in the field. In this blog post, we will go through […]

Medicare supplemental health insurance is an important part of a person’s overall coverage for medical care and expenses. Medicare provides the essential coverage for seniors and those with disabilities, but there are additional expenses that can arise due to gaps in coverage. To help fill in those gaps, supplemental health insurance plans provide additional benefits. […]

Michigan law requires that no-fault insurance be purchased. Michigan law requires that every auto owner purchase basic coverages to register their vehicle. It is illegal to drive or allow your car to be driven without insurance. There are 3 parts to the basic no-fault policy: 1) Personal Injury Protection (PIP). This part of your policy covers all medical […]

Driving without car insurance in Vermont will cost you. There are many administrative steps that must be taken to correct the situation. In Vermont, there are not only fines for driving without insurance. These are time-consuming and will result in additional costs and financial penalties. Vermont requires minimum insurance Vermont law requires that drivers maintain certain levels of auto liability […]

When you quit your job, many aspects of your life may change. One thing you may not think about is the impact quitting can have on your health insurance. How long does the health insurance provided by your employer last after quitting? This article will explore the answer to this question and more, so read […]