#insurance

Cars and trucks aren’t getting any cheaper, and neither is insurance.

The American Automobile Association has said that it is raising premiums on Tesla vehicles by up to 30 percent.

Liberty Mutual will start informing its policyholders if they have a pending recall on their vehicle.

A study has revealed the most expensive and least expensive states in the U.S. to insure a car.

Car insurance is a necessary evil, an extra expense you really can’t drive without. Coverage is important both to protect yourself and others when the unexpected inevitably happens.

Your insurance company can’t verify the annual mileage you drive, your marital status or who in your household drives your car, so why do they ask those questions when it comes to getting an insurance provider?

Usage-based car insurance is losing popularity among American drivers.

Looking to lower your car-insurance premium? Aren’t we all? Well, one easy way to cut the cost of coverage is to raise your deductible.

Like an addendum to Murphy’s Law, the unforeseen tends to happen when you least expect it; misfortune is like a lot like a combination ninja/cat burglar/stealth bomber. Glance away for a split second and BAM, something bad happens.

Insurance is something everyone needs but no one wants to pay for. Shelling out a big chunk of change every month for an essentially invisible service seems like a gross financial burden until you actually need it.

Nestled in the untamed wilds of Northern Michigan, or more specifically the charming mini-metropolis of Traverse City, is a world-class collection of vintage cars you’ve probably never seen or even heard of before.

Insurance companies are becoming increasingly tech savvy about monitoring their customers.

Updated March 2019

Car insurance can be costly, but there are quite a few ways to reduce your monthly premium.