US Auto Insurance Guide

While they wont do so without a valid reason, car insurance companies can and will cancel a drivers policy or issue non-renewal notices on occasion. If theyre public companies, theyre of course beholden to their shareholders, and are expected to maximize return. But it isnt just public insurers that have to do so private corporations have the [...]

Checking how much it will cost to insure a new vehicle before you buy it? Yes, there’s an app for that. A new service from Progressive Insurance allows consumers to record a car’s Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) with their mobile device and compare the potential cost of covering the vehicle with up to two other [...]

Any number of things can cause an insurance company to invalidate a policy, but most of them have to do with giving out false information in some way, shape or form. For example, if the type of car or its mileage is incorrect on your policy then any claims may be denied. Aside from false [...]

When it comes to car insurance, weve found that almost everyone is looking for the perfect combination of coverage and price. Having the policy features that are right for your situation at the most affordable rate available is a winning plan. We know what some of you are thinking: We only buy car insurance because [...]

The None for the Road program is intended for individuals over the age of 24, with a DWI, and are applying for their first New Mexico license. If you are applying for your New Mexico driver license and have completed a similar program in another state then you can avoid taking the New Mexico version. [...]

If you wish to drive in Vermont, you’ll need to go through their licensing process. To do so you’ll need to: Pass the written, road, and vision tests Pay the fee

Regulators in Washington and Oregon say they have received complaints from independent agents about a controversial sales promotion that equips General Motors vehicles with a new standard feature: A year’s worth of free coverage. “It’s not a groundswell, but folks are clearly concerned about it,” Rich Roesler, a spokesman for the Washington State Office of [...]