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2 minute readYou try hard to be a careful driver, but one day you glance down at your radio to tune the station and when you look up at the… Read More »How Does California Car Insurance for Bodily Injury Work?
3 minute readLife can be full of tough decisions. For your friend’s wedding, should you buy the designer-label gown, the sensibly-priced mini or should you just wear your little black dress… Read More »Collision or Comprehensive: Which California Auto Insurance Do You Need?
3 minute readIf asked to describe a motorcycle enthusiast, many Americans probably wouldn’t use adjectives like picky or finicky. However, when it comes to motorcyclists looking for a new ride, these… Read More »How to Compare California Motorcycle Insurance Options
In California, the type of vehicle you drive does matter. California car insurance premiums depend on many factors, including how old, expensive, safe and theft-prone your vehicle is. Another major determinant in your auto insurance rate has to do with how much you drive. In other words, your annual mileage. Essentially, the fewer miles you drive, the lower the risk you’ll be involved in a collision. And Auto Insurance companies like low-risk drivers.Read More »Does Your Mileage Matter for California Car Insurance?
You’re sitting in the passenger seat of your mom’s car waiting for her to take you to your best friend’s house. You’re fifteen and a half. This means you can get your driver’s permit and soon you can get your driver’s license, too. Your friend just turned sixteen and got her license, but her parents can’t afford to buy her a car. Plus, they don’t want to put her on their Auto Insurance and pay for her gas.Read More »Why Don’t Millennials Want to Drive?
2 minute readNo one wants to think about the possibility of crashing and totaling a car when purchasing a new one, but it’s a reality that many people will unfortunately… Read More »Do You Really Need Loan-Lease Gap and Total Loss Replacement Coverage When Buying a Car?
