Auto Insurance
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Auto Leasing 101
Leasing a car can be an attractive option if you drive reasonably low miles and enjoy upgrading your ride frequently. You can look forward t...
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Asked by Erin
Answered by Nancy Greenwood, Insurance Agent in Methuen, MA
People drive without insurance for a number of
reasons. You are responsible for paying your
medical and hospital bills that result from an
accident even if it is caus...
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Asked by Gina
Answered by Fran Chamberlain, Insurance Agent in Nanuet, NY
The answer depends on whether your vehicle was
hit or whether you hit another vehicle. If
your vehicle was hit by another vehicle and
you cannot submit a claim throug...
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Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange 101
If you are purchasing or selling a home, a mortgage broker may suggest that you get a CLUE. That's not an insult; rather, it's a reference t...
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Car Insurance And Natural Disasters
Your car was just inundated in a flash flood, consumed in a fire, blown away by a tornado, or crushed by falling debris. After you make sure...
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Asked by Martha
Answered by Scott Nelson, Insurance Agent in Atlanta, GA
It sounds like your son is confusing health
insurance rules with auto insurance rules.
Most insurance companies look at who owns the
vehicles and who lives in the hous...
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Asked by Michael
Answered by Timothy Peddycoart, Insurance AgentPRO+ in Big Lake, MN
It depends mainly on your risk tolerance. I
have some wealthy clients who carry low
deductibles. They could easily absorb the
extra deductible amount - but, they sti...
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Car Insurance By State
Car insurance rates can vary so much by area that they seem almost random. However, they are very carefully calculated based on the likeliho...
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