Car insurance

Car insurance and truck insurance is changing, and the following articles will help you save your money! When you're ready to take action, compare car insurance prices for free.

Auto insurance rates are rising again

After a long period of stability, car insurance rates are rising again in the USA, so here are some tips to save you money. >> Rates are rising

Do some homework before you purchase auto insurance

Before buying an insurance policy for your car or truck, consider what might happen if you need to make a claim. >> MORE

Auto insurance fraud hurts us all

Car insurance is expensive, and new fraudsters are adding to our burden by raising rates for all of us. Some fraud gambits are dangerous. >> MORE

Assess your car insurance when buying

Avoid a financial blow buy assessing whether your new car or truck has enough car insurance coverage to allow for depreciation. >> MORE

Auto insurance rates fall for many

To the relief of consumers in many areas, auto insurance rates have declined recently. Here's why. >> MORE

Car insurance changes

Has your car insurance kept up with the changing times? Today's minimum liability limits were established almost 40 years ago, and may not be enough for you. >> MORE

You'd better shop around

A recent report shows that depending where you live, your car insurance premiums may have recently gone up 22 percent, or down 14 percent. The variability of auto insurance quotes means you had better shop around. Get at least 3 insurance quotes on UsedCars.biz today. >> MORE

Car insurance still mysterious to many

Confused about car insurance? Surveyors found young and old alike unsure about factors affecting rates. Here's how to save money and clear up some of the mystery. >> MORE

You and the uninsured motorist

Most people are not prepared for what can occur if they happen to be involved in an injury collision with an uninsured or underinsured driver. Make sure you have the right insurance coverage for this situation. >> MORE

Car insurance by the mile

Do you drive less distance than most people? Why, then, do you pay the same insurance? Minnesota has 5,000 drivers piloting a new system of insuring drivers, and it may save you money. >> MORE

Death to the uninsured?

How would you punish an uninsured driver? New research designed to gauge the views and attitudes of insured drivers towards those who drive uninsured reveals much frustration and anger. >> MORE