Cheap Auto Insurance: 5 Practical Tips to Finding It

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Posted by Matthew Lock on 17 Feb 11 - 0 Comments

If you are looking for cheap auto insurance, you can do some things to help you find it. It is available if you will just take the time to do a little comparison shopping. Rates vary from company to company, so taking the time to do your due diligence is a good idea. There are also some things you can do yourself to help you get a low car insurance payment. These five tips are a good start.

How to Get Cheap Auto Insurance

1. Do not be in a hurry. If you can, plan your purchase before the day you need the insurance. If you are rushed, you will be susceptible to feeling pressured by an agent, and you may end up making a bad decision.

2.

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Proposed Change to Utah License Law Could Affect Access to Car Insurance

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Posted by Isla Bannister on 13 Feb 11 - 0 Comments

Utah state Sen. Stephen Urquhart has made good on the intentions he expressed last November by introducing a bill to the legislature that would do away with the practice of issuing driving privilege cards to people who do not meet the eligibility requirements for a standard driver’s license.

Among those who end up applying for the cards are inhabitants of Utah who do not have documents showing evidence of lawful presence in the United States.

The cards allow people in the state a means of obtaining the ability to drive lawfully and purchase car insurance with no license. T

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Talking point: Is car insurance sexist?

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Posted by Edward Broadhurst on 11 Feb 11 - 0 Comments

Next month the European Court of Justice will rule on whether or not it’s legal to consider gender when calculating insurance premiums. But is it really sexist that women pay less for cover than men? On March 1, a decision will be made in Europe about the legality of using gender to determine insurance premiums.

If the court decides that this is discriminatory and bans insurers from changing prices depending on the applicant’s gender, then this could cause huge changes in the car insurance market and women could see their premiums soar as a result.

The cost of being a man

It’s certainly true that men and women pay vastly different sums for the same cover.

Take, for example, two identical applications for car insurance, made through the moneysupermarket.com comparison tool.

A 28 year-old female who has been driving for five years, with a small 1.4 litre five-door vehicle, would be offered a best quote of £618.43 for comprehensive cover.

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Roadkill Costs in America

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Posted by Matthew Lock on 09 Feb 11 - 0 Comments

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When I was a kid we drove. A Lot.

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Top tips if you’re buying a car

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Posted by Edward Broadhurst on 07 Feb 11 - 0 Comments

Buying a car is an expensive business and there’s a lot to consider, whether it’s fresh off the production line or simply new to you. Because the new registration plates launch on March 1, it’s one of the most popular times of year for car purchases. So how do you make sure you get the best deal?

We’ve compiled our top tips to help you through the car-buying process and if you’re also wondering about the best way of paying for your new vehicle, read our article ‘How best to pay for a car’.

Is a new car for me?

Deciding whether or not you want a new car can be hard and it comes down to what your priorities are.

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Wis. Senate Passes Auto Insurance Changes

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Posted by Isla Bannister on 05 Feb 11 - 0 Comments

Legislators aiming to roll back changes made in 2009 to the state’s car insurance laws overcame an important hurdle Tuesday with a 25-7 vote in the state senate to advance a bill that would do just that.

Before the changes that were made in 2009, motorists in the state were not required to carry coverage, and those that did purchase liability policies had to get coverage for only up to $25,000 in bodily injury liability for damages to one person, $50,000 for damages to two or more, and $10,000 in property damage liability–commonly referred to as 25/50/10 coverage.

After the Democrats altered the financial responsibility laws, though, all drivers were required to carry 50/100/15 coverage, as well as uninsured motorist coverage for up to $100,000 for damages to one person and $300,000 per accident.

The rollback that was passed by the senate Tuesday and is likely to be passed by the state assembly later this month reduces the liability minimums back to 25/50/10 and the uninsured motorist minimums back to $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident.

The push to lower the minimums back to previous levels came as a result of some legislators’ claims that the higher requirements pushed premiums in the state to unsustainable levels.

Statistics about the actual effects on premiums vary widely. Some

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If you are looking for the cheapest auto insurance rates, you may be tempted to skip some optional forms of coverage. But when you buy auto insurance, you shouldn’t just look at your monthly premium as your bottom line. You should also try to think about the worst case scenario. How much could you reasonably afford to pay out of pocket if you were involved in an accident? What if the other driver wasn’t insured, or what if you were at-fault? There are a few optional kinds of coverage that you should consider carrying to avoid financial disaster.

1. Uninsured Motorist Coverage

According to the most recent statistics, approximately 1 out of 3 drivers does not carry insurance as required by law. So

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