Get to Know the Truth About Insurance

You don’t need to be rich to get your hands on a new (or used) set of wheels. But you do need to know a bit about your auto financing options.

More than ever, people need to get away this summer, but keep in mind that prepping your car for a long drive is essential to enjoy a safer and more relaxing road trip.

Auto insurance is designed to be flexible. You’re generally allowed to cancel or switch your policy at any time, although a cancellation fee might apply. Here are five tips to switching auto insurance plans the smart way:

Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense punishable by law that affects more than your driving record.

A home inventory is a helpful way to stay on top of everything you own and is beneficial in multiple ways, which includes confirming losses on your tax returns and expediting the insurance claims process.

As we head into deep winter, we should all be prepared for severe and scary driving conditions. In this article, you’ll find all the tips you need to become the safest driver on the road this winter.

Buying car insurance is something every person has to do at some point, but that doesn’t make it a simple or intuitive process. When it comes to getting the right insurance for the right price, a little research can go a long way. Here’s how to make sure your insurance search goes smoothly.

With so many interesting and enjoyable sights and histories, the vast country of Mexico is an easy choice for road tripping. Yet, there’s one important difference you need to know before driving to Mexico.

Most owners and employees have personal coverage for their cars, however, when is it appropriate for them to have commercial auto insurance coverage? In this piece, we will focus on the needs or situations that will make you opt for either personal or commercial auto insurance.

Although nobody wants to think of the “worst case scenario,” it is often better to prepare for it. National Preparedness Month was developed in 2004 as a way to encourage Americans to take precautions in preparation for an emergency or disaster.