Traffic Ticket? The Bump to Your Car Insurance May Not Be So Bad
If you're worried about your car insurance premiums rocketing upward after you get a traffic ticket, a new study by InsuranceQuotes.com may ease your mind.
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Why Your Insurance Rates Just Jumped (and What to Do About It)
More than a third of Americans say their insurance costs grew in 2012, and in the majority of cases, it's not because they increased their coverage. But don't accuse the insurers of price-gouging: They've had a really rough decade.
Frankenstorm Is Coming: Do You Have Flood Insurance
With Hurricane Sandy, aka Frankenstorm, poised to hit the U.S. next week, now may be a good time to ask: Are you covered, and should you be? Even if you're not in this storm's path, 90% of natural disasters nationwide involve flooding. Yet less than a fifth of U.S. homeowners have flood insurance.
Hurricane Season: Are You Covered for Flood Damage?
Hurricane season comes every year, and 90% of natural disasters nationwide involve flooding. Yet less than a fifth of U.S. homeowners have a flood insurance policy. With Hurricane Irene poised to hit the U.S. this weekend, now may be a good time to ask: Are you covered, and should you be?
Hurricane Season 2010: Bracing for the Worst
With the season now officially underway -- and predictions call for a doozy -- coastal regions along the Gulf and the Atlantic are facing the potential for major losses. State-run insurers could feel the most financial pain.
