4 minute readHalloween is many things to many people. For kids it’s all about dressing up, having fun with friends and eating lots of candy. Unfortunately, there are also people… Read More »10 Ways to Protect Your Kids, Car and Home on Halloween
5 minute readNellie Akalp is a serial entrepreneur, small business expert, and CEO of CorpNet.com. She helps small business owners incorporate, form LLCs, file DBAs and more. We recently asked Nellie’s… Read More »Expert Interview Series: Nellie Akalp of CorpNet.com on Choosing the Right Structure for Your Small Business
3 minute readIf you own a small business or startup, you understand the work involved in setting up and running a successful company. It would be a shame to invest… Read More »What Does California Business Insurance Cover?
3 minute readFinding the best auto insurance rates can seem like a challenge. You might have been quoted one rate while a friend or loved one tells you that they’re… Read More »5 Things That Can Affect Your Auto Insurance Rates
It wasn’t too long ago that carmakers were touting advanced safety features like anti-lock brakes and airbags. Now standard features on vehicles include more advanced technology like traction control, tire pressure monitoring and cruise control. These safety features are no longer novelties, but expected instead. Therefore, engineers continue to develop more devices that keep drivers and passengers safe on the road. Guess what? There’s another bonus to having these safety features on your car. They can save you money on Car Insurance.Read More »New Safety Features Can Save You Money on Car Insurance
Car insurance companies determine rates based on mathematical formulas that calculate risk regarding a variety of factors. Among these are how long you’ve been driving a vehicle, where you live and your driving history. However, other factors, such as occupation can also impact your auto insurance rates. What you do for a living can either cost you more or provide you with auto insurance discounts in California.Read More »How Does Your Job Impact Your Auto Insurance Rates?
