Not everyone got the lecture on insurance when they were first learning how to drive. In fact, a lot of people are as surprised as young adults at how expensive auto insurance can be. If you are attempting, as a parent, to add your teen to your car insurance plan for the first time, you may be blown away at what it costs. Here are some startling figures to prepare you for what it will cost to insure your teen driver on your own car and why these rates are so high.
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If you need a new car insurance policy or are shopping around for a new home insurance policy, there are many insurance agencies that you can purchase a policy from both online and in-person. While buying online may seem fast and easy, there are a few benefits to having an in-person insurance agent instead. Learning these benefits can help you determine whether to buy from an online insurance agency or whether to buy from an in-person insurance agent.
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Many factors affect car insurance rates, so it's no surprise that many people don't know them all. For example, do you know that your tires can also affect your auto insurance premiums? Here are three ways in which this may happen:
Winter Tire Discounts
Standard tires start losing traction when the weather reaches 40oF. Low temperatures also reduce the flexibility of tires as well as their grip on the road. All of these reduce your car's handling and can easily lead to an accident.
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Whether you are buying your very first home or just want to shop around for a new policy, homeowner's insurance will be an imperative part of your family's finances. In most cases, these insurance policies cover the basics, such as damage from a storm or house fire and even theft. Unfortunately, the majority of homeowners are not covered for other perils that may affect the home and your financial future. Here are a few "
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Employer liability coverage is one of the insurance coverage you should be thinking about if you have employees. The coverage will come in handy if your employees are injured on the job and workers compensation does not cover the cases or damages. Here are three specific situations that employer liability coverage may help you with:
Your Employee Is Suing You in a Dual Capacity
Workers compensation pays for workers injuries in case they are injured while on the job.
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