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1. Not Enough Insurance? You Could Face Financial Meltdown Last week, Investopedia ran a story on the five easiest ways to suffer financial ruin. So, what tops the list? You guessed it: Lack of insurance.  The piece, titled “5 Simple Ways You Can Ruin Your Financial Life,” focuses specifically on homeowners who neglect to purchase flood insurance: “Every year there are reports of significant […]...
2. Motorists wasting money on car insurance, survey suggests Motorists are wasting money by not shopping around for their car insurance, a recent survey has suggested. Conducted by mony supermarket .com, the study found that over seven million drivers stay with their existing provider when it comes to renewing their policy. In fact, 2.56 million don’t even bother to look and see if they […]...
3. New registration to prompt search for car insurance quotes? The introduction of the new ’61′ registration in September is likely to bring with it a flurry of people looking for car insurance quotes, according to comparison website, Gocompare. The company has estimated that it will carry out over 1.5 million car insurance comparisons for customers over the course of the month.  ...
4. Knowledge of Vehicle Insurance Coverage Helps Reduce Your Premiums The majority of motorists on the road will need to purchase an vehicle policy at some point in time. With vehicle insurance coverage being such an important product that can protect assets and pay for expenses resulting from traffic accidents, it is important to choose options carefully. Unfortunately, studies show that many consumers do not […]...
5. The Secret of a Long Life? Hard Work– Really! Avoid stress, be optimistic, retire early, hit the gym and you’ll thrive, right? Nope. New research has discovered that a long career of hard work, not relaxation, is the key to a long and successful life.  Researchers Howard Friedman and Leslie Martin analyzed a 90-year study that tracked 1,528 Americans since 1928. The study was […]...
6. Good Credit Rating Discounts, Online Vehicle Insurance Believe it or not, some insurance companies also use your credit rating when considering extending auto insurance discounts, and a poor credit rating can affect your auto insurance premium....
7. Texas Online Vehicle Insurance Compliance The Lone Star state is one of the strictest states when it comes to making sure that residents are able to pay for any injuries and/or damages which may be caused by a motorist with their automobile; this is common practice among the majority of states and is also known as the Financial Responsibility Law. […]...
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10. Brief Online Explanation of Michigan Vehicle Insurance Michigan is one of only twelve states in the nation that is a no-fault state. This means that when choosing vehicle insurance coverage, there are three basic parts that are required that all MI motorists should be aware of. The first of these is Property Protection Insurance (PPI). PPI covers up to $1 million in […]...
11. Florida Drivers may want to Buy More Insurance Floridians are required to maintain automobile coverage at all times while operating a vehicle and automobiles must continuously be insured in order to maintain registration in the Sunshine State. The state requires that all self propelled vehicles with four or more wheels be covered by a car insurance policy consisting of a minimum of $10,000 […]...
12. Pharmacy Mistakes May Be Fatal By catching drug-interactions and dosage errors made by physicians and other prescribers, pharmacists save lives. But an editorial posted this week on PeoplesPharmacy.com explains that pharmacies are far from perfect.  In fact, pharmacists themselves are often guilty of critical errors, as we see in this excerpt from the story: Pharmacists are highly trained health professionals. […]...
13. Online Vehicle Insurance, Texas Auto Insurance Information The Lone Star state mandates that all motorists are able to pay for any injuries and/or damages that may cause as a result of a traffic collision; this law is enforced by the majority of the United States and is known as the Financial Responsibility Law. The main goal behind this law is to help […]...