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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Resolving Problems With Your Auto Insurance Claims Adjuster
Having an accident can be pretty traumatic, even if there are no injuries. Continue reading
What is an Excluded Driver on an Auto Insurance Policy?
An “excluded driver” is a person whose “crashes” are not covered on a personal auto policy for any of the coverages on the policy. Continue reading
State Minimum Auto Insurance Coverage: 4 Reasons You Should NOT Only Carry the Minimum Required Coverage
There’s little doubt that the current troubled economic situation in the United States is having an impact on Main Street. Today, many people are taking a hard look at their expenses for ways to save money on things they paid little attention to in the past. For many, auto insurance is a nebulous platitude that few have a desire to understand and, at mere mention, can cause one’s eyes to glaze over. In light of the recent economic downturn, however, auto insurance is more frequently being reexamined and scrutinized by some policyholders in order to find ways to change coverages and save money. Continue reading
Payment Protection is the solution to National Debt management
InsuranceBlogger was calling for an overhaul of the way the Government manages unemployment back in November last year. The recent global economic events have seen record levels of unemployment in the UK. Now one of the UK’s leading experts on the cost of Unemployment and lobbyist for the prevention of the mis-selling of Payment Protection Insurance has stepped in with some interesting comments…. PPI Should Have Been Included in Government’s Debt Management White Paper Says Burgess Last week’s Government announcement that consumers are to get their own ‘champion’ in the form of a consumer advocate and benefit from a raft of measures to help them better manage their debts is to be applauded says Payment Protection Insurance lobbyist Sara-Ann Burgess from specialist firm Burgesses, but time will tell whether the theory works well in practice Continue reading
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Buy Insurance Like You’re Buying a Car–Solicit Competitive Quotes From Multiple “Dealers”
When I was shopping for a car, I did a lot of reading about different makes and models in Consumer Reports, went to a few dealers to test drive the cars I was interested in, and then made a decision which car I wanted to buy. Continue reading