Do You Need Collision Insurance? Important Considerations to Help You Answer this Question
When you’re faced with car insurance policy options, you might decide to forgo collision insurance simply because you don’t want the added cost on your policy. For some drivers, this protection isn’t optional. If you lease or finance your car, the lender usually...5 Questions to Ask About Your Car Insurance Policy
Buying a car insurance policy can feel overwhelming at first. You’re presented with a variety of coverage types, costs, and other considerations, and it’s hard to keep it all straight or know if you’re making the best choice for yourself. To help make this process go...Understanding the Most Common Auto Insurance Terms
Do most auto insurance terms go right over your head? You’re not alone! Many Americans say that understanding auto insurance terminology is difficult for them, which is why we’ve put together a glossary of some of the most common auto insurance terminology. Actual...3 Things You Should Know About Vehicle Write-Offs and Total Loss Claims
After an auto accident, an insurance company will declare if your vehicle is what’s known as a write-off or if it can be repaired, and from there the claims process can begin. Often, drivers are surprised to hear that their vehicle has been deemed a write-off after an...Follow us on Twitter!
New semester, new address? Renters insurance can help protect personal belongings, but every policy has limits and exclusions. Take inventory, save receipts, and ask your agent what your coverage includes.
September brings shorter days and changing road conditions. Check your headlights, wipers, tire tread, and emergency kit before fall weather settles in. A few minutes of prep can help make every drive safer.
Summer heat can put extra strain on your home. Clear debris from the outdoor AC unit, avoid overloaded outlets, and check hoses for cracks or leaks. Routine maintenance may help you catch small problems before they become expensive ones.