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Monthly Archive: March 2016

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Save Money on Car Insurance: How to get best deals on car insurance

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Save Money on Car Insurance: How to get best deals on car insurance

Do you want to know the tips that will help you save money on your car insurance? Today, I will list the best ways of saving money on car insurance.

The first tip is to make sure to visit your existing agent or an agent that’s in your town or neighborhood; these professionals will definitely help you save money on your car insurance.

There’re a lot of different types of policies, limits and deductibles that will determine the premium; so when you are talking with your agent just explain to them your budget and how much money you’re willing to spend each month. Your agent will design a program around that budget. It is possible to get less premium but this is not the smartest move because you want to make sure that you’re vehicle gets substantial value. read more

Sunday

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March 2016

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Car Insurance Tips for Business and Agents

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Insurance Review for Farmers

You know better than anyone how quickly life can change and when it does, the first thing on your mind  is probably your insurance. Whether you’re an existing customer or just looking for new insurance some times it is good to look at how different life is from the time you last updated your comfort. Maybe you got a new car and moved to a new home, got a new job or you plan to retire soon, gotten married, had a  baby or you are trying to get another. These changes require drastic measures. read more

Saturday

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March 2016

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Insurance for farmers and homes: an introduction

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An Introduction to Insurance for Farmers and Homes

When you rent a home, your landlord is responsible for fixing a leaky sink, replacing the broken dishwasher, or getting your heat working again. The cost of home insurance can be too much for  farmers renters but with little as $20 a month you can get complete coverage.

For example; if you weren’t home and there’s a fire upstairs and your wardrobe is damaged by the fire, home insurance can cover that. Also,  if someone breaks into your place and takes a tablet or a TV home insurance can help you replace your stuff and even cover your property. read more

Saturday

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March 2016

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Definition of Non-Owner Car Insurance

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Definition of Non-Owner Car Insurance

I deal with freeway insurance and today we are going to be talking car insurance. What is non-owner car insurance? Just like the title says, it’s  insurance for someone that doesn’t own a vehicle.

Ask yourself why would you need insurance if you don’t own a car?  You can actually purchase insurance with just your drivers license. If you drive a vehicle for your boss or you drive different vehicles as employment,  this is a type of insurance covers that you need to keep in mind. read more

Saturday

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March 2016

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Car Accident Insurance Coverage, Claim, Process and Costs

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Car Accident Insurance Coverage, Claim, Process and Costs

This is your recognized insurance expert. Today, we will talk about the procedures that you should be thinking about in the event that you are in an accident.

  • Regardless of who’s at fault it is important that you exchange your insurance information with the other person.  This doesn’t mean that you’re admitting fault in any way but what you really want is the auto insurance people to talk to the other person.
  • To do that,it’s really  important to exchange auto insurance cards and any information that you need. Also, take as many photos as possible because it’s the best way  you can let your insurance company  or even the other insurance company know how the scene looked like.
  • While you’re at the scene, call the emergency phone number that is on your insurance auto ID card. Calling that number is free, so the most important thing is to exchange auto insurance information to contact your insurance agency. 
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    Saturday

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    Full Coverage Insurance for your Car: Benefit and Details

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    Full Coverage Insurance for your Car: Benefit and Details

    Lets talk about full coverage insurance for your car.

    People always ask, how will insurance pay if I’m involved in an accident? I’ve got full coverage, what does that really mean?

    Here is what it means, if your fall in an accident the insurance company is going to pay the other person for their loss.  If they’ve had damage to their car, their body the insurance company pays first dollar to the people that were either injured or had property damaged. read more

    Saturday

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    Get Rid of a Car Loan: Guide Step by Step

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    Get Rid of a Car Loan: Guide Step by Step

    Let’s talk about how to get rid of a car loan. You should only take a car loan that is not going to overburden you going forward. 

    Car dealers will  sell someone a car that is not affordable to them and eventually they may not be able to pay the loan. It’s important for you to be aware of the current nature of the loan and place a  significant down payment on that car.

    Another way to get rid of the car loan is to make payments on time depending on what your focus is. You can make extra payments on the car as this will retire the debt and you will have nothing to worry about. read more

    Saturday

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    Should you Purchase Gap Insurance for your New Car?

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    Should you Purchase Gap Insurance for your New Car?

    Today we’re going to talk about gap insurance for a new car.

    When you go shopping for new car, do you know what type you are going to get? Have you done due diligence? How much is the insurance going to be when you get to the finance office?  At the car dealership, what are they offering you in gap insurance?

    Here is the little nice thing to know, it’s only on brand-new cars you can get gap insurance from your insurance broker or agent. You should know that, a large sum of money is lost once you drive that car off the car lot. read more

    Saturday

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    March 2016

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    Car Insurance Excess Protection Explained

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    Car Insurance Excess Protection Explained

    Today we will answer the question, what does car excess protection mean?  

    The excess is the amount of money that you have to pay when an accident is your fault. Your insurance company should offer you an option on the car insurance excess protection on your policy. This option is one way to control costs but it is good to always keep in mind what can you really afford.  

    Before agreeing to on any option, it is good to have a  discussion with your insurance agent in regards to your policy and find it out the full detail of your policy so that nothing comes as a big surprise. read more

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    Want to Switch Car Insurance? Here’s how you can do

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    Want to Switch Car Insurance? Here’s how you can do it

    Switching car insurance is very easy once you’ve found the best rate. What you want to do is go ahead and purchase your new policy. The agent will go ahead and give you declarations papers with coverage for the new policy purchasing, then say you want to cancel the policy that you had previously.

    Make sure that you have your new policy and in written form and always keep a record for yourself.

    Don’t  cancel your policy on the day that your new policy starts. If you paid in full for your policy, let’s say for example, you have six months left on the policy you are entitled for a refund.  A written form must be faxed to the old insurance company as soon as possible; refunds usually takes about 2 to 3 weeks;  keep in mind that there may be deductions or policy cancellation fees. read more