In addition to the latest stereo system, Bluetooth integration, GPS navigation and a DVD for the kids, consumers want to know that the vehicle they’re driving down the highway is safe. According to Consumer Reports, 65% of consumers rate safe...
Approximately 1/3 of Americans are currently renting the homes they live in. Renting is appealing to students, young adults or those who don’t intend to stay in one place for very long. Some people prefer to rent if they can’t afford the ...
Insurance fraud is out on a rampage. That can be partially blamed on the ever-increasing demand for insurance premiums nowadays. But since pointing fingers doesn't really help anybody, what we should focus on is how you can avoid getting caught worki...
For most, insurance is a lifeline. It is the assurance we carry around with us that if a tragedy occurs, we have a safety net. But is it possible to purchase a safety net that is too big? Nobody wants to pay for something they don’t need, so ho...
It's a historical fact that motorcycle helmets save lives. Yet, so many people ignore this. Too many bikers ride without wearing a helmet, not realizing the enormous risks that they are taking. In addition to protecting the rider, helmets add up to t...
With spring break just days away, many families, students and couples across the country are searching for someplace warm and sunny to spend a few days away from home. Travel insurance and medical insurance are two items most people may not pay atten...
It's hard to even remember the times before there was an Internet. It was a struggle, a great frustration, for people to even think about starting their own business before the web ever existed. Everything was turned upside down for small-time entrep...
If you’re in the market for a new car, you are probably focused on fuel economy, comfort, size and in-house features, but before you sign on the dotted line, you might want to check with your insurance company. Some of the most expensive cars t...