Car insurance rates aren’t random, they’re based on factors like driving record, age, location, car type, mileage, credit score, and more.
Read MoreYes, you can switch car insurance after an accident—but timing, open claims, and rate changes matter. Learn when and how to switch providers the right way.
Read MoreInsuring a car you don’t legally own isn’t always straightforward—but it is possible in certain situations. Whether you’re driving a family member’s car, waiting on a title transfer, or co-signed on a loan, insurance companies look for financial interest and responsibility before approving coverage. Learn when you can get insured, what options exist, and what pitfalls to avoid to stay protected behind the wheel.
Read MoreCar insurance is one of those things many of us think about only when we absolutely have to – usually after an accident or when renewing a policy. But your choices (or mistakes) along the way can have serious consequences for your premiums, coverage, and even your ability to get insured in the future. Sometimes, the wrong decisions can lead to skyrocketing rates, denied claims, or nullified policies.
Read MoreWhen you purchase car insurance, one of the most important aspects of your policy is the deductible. It plays a key role in determining how much you will pay out-of-pocket in the event of a claim. A deductible is the amount of money you are required to pay before your insurance provider covers the remaining costs of a claim.
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