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• Which Professions Get The Best Auto Insurance Discounts?
  The best auto insurance discounts are the ones you receive just for maintaining your daily routine. This makes your auto policy’s occupational discounts near equivalents to free cash. While not every job qualifies for low insurance rates, many occupations do generate lower insurance rates while other occupations...
  Full story • February 7, 2013
• What California Drivers Can Expect in 2013
  The people of California have spoken and changes are underway. As of January 1, new California laws are active and drivers are expected to be mindful. While there haven’t been any changes to financial responsibility laws and driving obligations, the newly implemented changes are designed to make...
  Full story • February 7, 2013
• Two drivers, Same Policy, One Accident...Who Pays?
  It may seem unusual, but accidents involving drivers on a single policy are not uncommon. These accidents are so common that insurance companies have clearly defined procedures for handling them. Sure, there are exceptions to the rule and special circumstances may apply. Still, the process is less extensive...
  Full story • February 7, 2013
• First Steps to File an Auto Insurance Claim
  When you’re involved in an accident, it’s easy to misplace information and forget to acquire necessary information. Even if everyone’s remains unharmed and only your vehicle is damaged, it is possible to forget something. Overlooked steps and incomplete information can adversely impact the auto insurance...
  Full story • February 7, 2013
• Maintaining Cheap Auto Insurance
  No one wants to shell out tons of money for something they think they’ll never use, so finding cheap auto insurance is a common undertaking for most drivers. Unfortunately, most people wait until an outrageous insurance bill arrives before beginning their search for cheap auto insurance. While...
  Full story • August 28, 2012
• No Fault Insurance in Florida
  With nearly 13.5 million licensed drivers, regulations for no fault insurance in Florida are designed to protect drivers, passengers and pedestrians. While no fault insurance in Florida provides drivers with more coverage options than other states, the regulations for no fault insurance in Florida are inflexible and...
  Full story • August 8, 2012
• How to Prepare for, Review and Purchase Instant Insurance Quotes
  There’s no shortage of instant insurance quotes. Most, but not all, insurance companies offer an online application that provides instant insurance quotes and it’s quite convenient. Answer a few questions; make a few selections, and suddenly, you have instant insurance quotes. While its produces quickly, your...
  Full story • August 8, 2012
• What to Keep in Mind When Assessing Florida Insurance Quotes
  As of June 30, 2011, Florida hosted 1,006 property & casualty insurance carriers. With such competition, drivers have no problems getting Florida insurance quotes and their options for Florida insurance quotes range from nationally known insurance carriers to locally owned companies. Requirements As a no-fault state, Florida...
  Full story • August 8, 2012
• Selecting Car Insurance Brokers
  Car insurance brokers are personal insurance shoppers that can quote insurance rates from more than one carrier and sell the rate you choose. As car insurance brokers, the individuals are not bound to one insurance carrier and sell as many different carrier options as their car insurance brokers...
  Full story • August 8, 2012
• Find Cheap Insurance Quotes
  Affordable auto insurance policies begin with cheap insurance quotes. In order to secure affordable auto insurance however, your cheap insurance quotes must be accurate. To ensure that your cheap insurance quotes remain cheap after your purchase is complete, consider a few important factors while filling out those applications...
  Full story • June 25, 2012
• Insurance Companies Florida Fast Facts
  Florida, a no-fault state, requires drivers to maintain PIP with property damage liability (PDL) to meet the insurance companies Florida regulations. Though insurance companies Florida regulations only require PIP and PDL, policyholders can select additional insurance companies Florida coverages. The minimum insurance companies Florida coverages often provide...
  Full story • June 25, 2012
• Cheapest Auto Insurance
  According to the US Census, there were nearly 11 million motor vehicle accidents in 2009 alone, and thanks to distracted drivers and other common causes, it’s likely that the number has only increased since. Driving without auto insurance is not only illegal in most states – it’s...
  Full story • June 12, 2012
• Protect What Matters Most To You With Car Insurance
  It seems odd, but when one thinks about it, the car one drives is close to being a member of the family. It's there to take people where they need to go, acts as a storage space as needed, and without it, a lot of people would...
  Full story • June 6, 2012
• 5 Tips for Choosing Low Cost Insurance
  Finding low cost insurance that truly meets your needs can be a challenging process. You have to understand your new coverages and policy requirements, sign new documents and depending on your state, you may have to complete a vehicle inspection. So, once you’ve found the low cost...
  Full story • June 6, 2012
• How To Find Cheap Car Insurance
  In a perfect world, cheap car insurance would be easy to find and easy to keep. However, finding and keeping cheap car insurance in the real world isn’t so easy. A few tickets and an accident, or two, can quickly make cheap car insurance a challenge to...
  Full story • June 6, 2012
• Auto Insurance TX Regulations
  Auto insurance TX laws mandate drivers to maintain bodily injury liability limits (BI/PD) of $30,000 per person, $60,000 per accident and $25,000 in property damage liability (30/60/25). These auto insurance TX requirements apply to each of Texas’ nearly 13.5 million private...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• Young Drivers Insurance
  The thought of young drivers insurance makes some people cringe. Many factors impact the availability and premiums of young drivers insurance. The young drivers activities and history on the road impacts the potential fluctuations of the young drivers insurance policy, making the young drivers insurance premiums even more...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• Texas Auto Insurance Requirments
  In early 2011, the department of insurance increased its minimum Texas auto insurance requirements. To comply with the new Texas auto insurance requirements, drivers must carry bodily injury liability limits of, no less than, $30,000 per person and $60,000 per accident with $25,000 of Texas...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• Auto Insurance FL Regulations
  Like most states, the State of Florida requires its drivers to maintain auto insurance FL financial responsibility for their actions while on the road. However, unlike most states, regulators of auto insurance FL do not require their drivers to maintain bodily injury liability coverage. When it comes to...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• California Auto Insurance Discounts
  With insurance premiums averaging nearly $1,800 per year, California was ranked #5 in 2010 as one of the most expensive auto insurance states. While California auto insurance policies can be rather pricey, California auto insurance discounts certainly help to bring the premium cost down. Many California auto...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• Car Insurance Florida
  The State of Florida requires that all drivers be covered under car insurance Florida property damage liability (PDL) and no-fault auto insurance (PIP). Proof of car insurance Florida must always be carried within the vehicle at all times. Also, since Florida has a lot of seasonal residents...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• The Basics of Auto Insurance Florida
  When it comes to auto insurance, Florida is a no-fault insurance state. Auto Insurance Florida requires drivers to maintain personal injury protection (PIP) and property damage liability (PDL) coverages, often called Florida’s No-Fault, or Auto Insurance Florida, requirements. In most cases, bodily injury liability (BIL...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• How To Find Cheap Affordable Car Insurance
  When it’s time to shop for cheap affordable car insurance it’s easy to get confused with the complexity involved in finding the best cheap affordable car insurance for you. Buying cheap affordable car insurance is not a simple task and shoppers will benefit greatly by asking...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• How To Find The Cheapest Car Insurance
  The cheapest car insurance prices can increase without warning and before you know it, you’re paying higher premiums than you had planned on. Everyone wants the cheapest car insurance, but they also want good coverage. You can get both; the cheapest car insurance and good coverage that...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• The Smartest Ways to Find Cheap Insurance for Car
  Finding cheap insurance for car involves more than just bargain shopping for cheap insurance for car. To successfully find cheap insurance for car, you must understand your coverage needs and know what you consider to be cheap insurance for car. Auto insurance policy premiums can range from a...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• LA Auto Insurance
  With nearly 24 million drivers in California, LA auto insurance drivers account for nearly 20% of those drivers. This doesn’t include drivers from surrounding areas that commute daily throughout LA. With millions of drivers in the city, LA auto insurance is not only required, it’s smart...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• NJ Car Insurance
  New Jersey is a “no-fault” state with coverages that are slightly different from other states. NJ car insurance laws mandate drivers to carry personal injury protection (PIP) and property damage liability (PDL) coverages. NJ car insurance requirements also require drivers to choose between standard and basic policies...
  Full story • June 5, 2012
• Average Cost for Auto Insurance in Each State: How Does Your State Compare?
  What states have the highest average insurance premiums? Which states have the lowest?  According to the Insurance Information Institute (III), the average U.S. driver pays $850 for auto insurance (per car) per year.  Many factors go into what will determine your specific auto insurance rate...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• States with the Highest Increase in Auto Insurance Premiums
  Each year, Insure.com puts out a national survey report listing the national average of auto insurance rates as well as the average rate among each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia. The 2011 report just recently came out and listed Michigan as the priciest...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• How Much Should You Really Be Paying For Car Insurance?
  It's a fact that most states have different rules regarding car insurance. But most people don't take the time to look at their policy and coverage limits. While we can cover a number of discounts that are available, there are also things that you...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Finding Cheap Auto Insurance Without Sacrificing Quality
  Saving money for most people is a top priority. Whether it is getting a couple of dollars off at the local movie theater or saving a considerable amount on car insurance, people are typically in the “bargain hunter” mode. But how does anyone get a good insurance policy...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Get Full Auto Insurance Coverage - 5 Great Tips
  Being able to drive is considered a privilege, which can be taken from you if you disobey the law. One way to disobey the law is by not having insurance on your vehicle. Insurance may be money that you have to spend out of your pocket each month...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• What You Need to Know Before Switching Insurance Companies
  With the economy as slow as it is right now, we’re all looking for new ways to save money on everything - including auto insurance. We all would love to get the same or even better coverage for a lower price than we are getting right now...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Shopping for a Policy? Be Sure to Ask for the Following Discounts!
  When you're shopping for a new policy and comparing multiple insurance carriers, be sure to ask for the following discounts to get the lowest rate possible. Here are some of the common discounts you might want to ask about (if they apply to you): Good Driver. Some...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Why You Need Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage
  The number of uninsured motorists is much larger than most people think: according to a recent study from Insurance Research Council (IRC), approximately one in six drivers across the United States were driving uninsured in 2010. The uninsured motorists problem vary widely from state to state. In 2007...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Choosing a Local Agent vs. a National Auto Insurance Carrier
  Choosing between a local agent and a national auto insurance carrier isn’t a difficult decision. You just have to know what you need and want out of your insurance experience. If you’d prefer to work with one insurance representative on every insurance related situation, choosing a...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• DUI & SR-22: What this Means for You and Your Insurance Rates
  There are many ways to say it: driving under the influence (DUI), driving while intoxicated (DWI), and even operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OVI). Still, it doesn’t matter how you say it or which acronym you use. Drinking and driving is not only dangerous, it can have...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• How to Save on Auto Insurance: 11 Great Ways to Cut Costs
  Auto insurance is a major expenditure, and everyone's all looking for ways to reduce our overall insurance bill. Here are a few ways in which you can save money on auto insurance. Shop to compare: Each company has its own set of prices for auto insurance. Prior...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Ready to Start Shopping for a Policy? Have The Following Information Handy
  Ready to apply for auto insurance or find some competing quotes? Get the following information ready to go before filling out your application at sites like QuoteLab.com: Names of all owners of the vehicle(s) and operators in your household. Some companies will also need the name...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• State Legislature Passes Law Lowering Wisconsin Car Insurance Rates
  Minimum limits for personal injury and other liability protection can increase car insurance rates, so Wisconsin motorists should be excited to hear that the statehouse is reducing limits, even if they aren't happy about other moves at the statehouse in Madison. It is a big deal because...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• In The Market for a New Car? Five Vehicles With Expensive Car Insurance Rates
  When you shop for a new car or SUV, chances are you do research on fuel economy, and the price of getting a loan to put into your budget. But there are other significant costs, including maintenance and repairs, and these can have a significant impact on your...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• What Car Insurance Fraud Looks Like and Why It Costs You Money
  It's not often that the seedy world of car insurance fraud comes to light. Like most criminals, they would prefer to stay out of the spotlight. But that changed in New York City a few days ago when a surveillance camera reportedly caught eight people who were...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Insurance for Low-Value Cars: What Kind of Coverage Do You Need?
  Most people don't drive shiny, expensive new cars, but they are unfortunately paying car insurance rates like they do. The fact is, you shouldn't be paying for as much collision and comprehensive coverage for an old, used car, e.g., one with more than 100,000...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Protect Your Car: The 10 Worst Cities in the U.S. for Car Theft
  Car theft remains a major problem. In 2009, 794,616 motor vehicles were reported stolen. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) Uniform Crime Reports, a motor vehicle is stolen in the United States every 40 seconds, with the odds of a vehicle being stolen in...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Cut Car Insurance Costs With The National Graduated Drivers License Program
  Most teenage drivers face high car insurance rates in Florida, Texas and other states. The reason is that in most cases, they lack the experience behind the wheel to have practiced safe driving techniques. Car insurance companies take this lack of expertise into account, and many younger drivers...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Save 30% on Your Car Insurance With The Little Black Box
  There are a number of factors that influence your car insurance rates in Florida, California and other states. One of the hardest for insurers to detect is your driving style. That's why programs like accident forgiveness and factors such as the amount of time between accidents can...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Going Back to School: A Great Way To Cut Car Insurance Costs
  Whether you're looking to buy your first new car or have been driving longer than your kids have been alive, it's pretty much a given that you don't like how much you're paying for car insurance. After all, it's one of those bi...
  Full story • June 4, 2012
• Collision vs. Comprehensive Coverage - What's the Difference?
  Collision and comprehensive are always talked about together, but do you know what each cover and how they are different? Didn't think so. Read below to find out more. First, the Similarities... Collision and comprehensive coverages are often lumped together because: They both protect you against physical...
  Full story • June 1, 2012
• Comparing Different Auto Insurance Policies Intelligently
  Prior to selecting a car insurance policy, you need to be able to understand it fully and completely. There are a number of things that you should take into consideration before making your final selection. Namely, price, service, and reputation and financial stability of the insurance carrier. No...
  Full story • June 1, 2012
• Understanding the Different Types of Auto Insurance Coverage
  Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability coverage is perhaps the most important type of protection that auto insurance policies offer, and the one that almost all states require. Bodily injury liability applies to damages you cause to others. It covers their medical bills and lost wages. Property damage...
  Full story • June 1, 2012
• Finding Cheap Car Insurance: The Basics
  When it’s time to shop for auto insurance it’s easy to get confused with the complexity involved in finding the best and cheapest plan for you. Buying auto insurance is not a simple task and shoppers will benefit greatly by asking questions and understanding the ways...
  Full story • May 17, 2012
• What is Government Insurance and Do You Qualify?
  Car insurance can be a major expense and a study performed by the National Association of Independent Insurers found that some low-income households were spending up to 30 percent of their income on premiums. Especially during these tough economic times, many people will choose to forgo coverage...
  Full story • May 17, 2012
• Florida Auto Insurance Regulations
  Like most states, the State of Florida requires its drivers to maintain financial responsibility for their actions while on the road. However, unlike most states, Florida does not require its drivers to maintain bodily injury liability coverage. Instead, this no-fault state requires drivers to maintain personal injury...
  Full story • May 2, 2012
• SR-22 Quick Facts
  The SR-22, or Certificate of Financial Responsibility, is a state-mandated insurance filing that is used to track a driver’s compliance to the state’s financial responsibility laws. The state notifies drivers directly of their requirements to file the certificate. The filing notification includes the amount...
  Full story • May 2, 2012
• Georgia Auto Insurance Regulations
  Georgia’s insurance laws require drivers to maintain continuous auto insurance coverage in order to register and lawfully operate their vehicles on Georgia’s roadways. To comply with the law, residents must maintain bodily injury liability coverage of at least $25,000 per person and $50,000 per...
  Full story • April 13, 2012
• California Car Insurance Discounts: Soup to Nuts
  With insurance premiums averaging nearly $1,800 per year, California was ranked #5 in 2010 as one of the most expensive auto insurance states. While California’s auto insurance policies can be rather pricey, auto insurance discounts certainly help to bring the premium cost down. Many discounts are...
  Full story • April 13, 2012
• Kentucky Auto Insurance Quick Facts
  Kentucky insurance laws maintain that Kentucky drivers must carry basic no-fault personal injury insurance and liability insurance to be in compliance with the laws. However, these requirements are only minimum and do not include all the coverages that are available to most policyholders and their situations. It...
  Full story • April 13, 2012
• Kentucky Auto Insurance Requirements
  The Commonwealth of Kentucky requires its drivers to maintain financial responsibility for any injuries or damages caused in an accident. To meet Kentucky’s requirements, drivers must carry auto insurance coverages that meet the state’s minimum requirements and maintain the coverage without interruption to avoid penalties and...
  Full story • April 12, 2012
• Understanding Comprehensive and Collision Coverage
  After an accident, every state requires its citizens to be financially responsible for the injuries or damages caused to the other parties and their property. However, no state requires its drivers to carry insurance for the damage they cause to their own vehicles. When it comes to the...
  Full story • April 9, 2012
• Driving Record: Good vs. Bad
  A person’s driving record is the single most important factor impacting how high or low their car insurance premium will be. Other items such as age, marital status, gender and location can also play a part in determining the monthly payments. But none can affect the cost...
  Full story • April 2, 2012
• The DMV Point System and its Affects on Insurance Rates
  Car insurance companies take various factors into account when determining the degree of risk a driver poses. The higher the risk, the higher your insurance premium will be. One such factor, accruing points on your license for committing certain infractions. This red flag is likely to have a...
  Full story • March 28, 2012
• Finding The Right Auto Insurance For Your New Car
  Before you drive your new car off the lot you need auto insurance. How do you secure the best possible rate for the kind of coverage that you need? Here are six questions to consider in making an informed decision about purchasing your car insurance. Does my state...
  Full story • March 26, 2012
• Don’t Crash Your Cash: Car Insurance Secrets
  Are you really in good hands? Will you really save 15% on car insurance? You want the best protection for the fewest pennies. Understandable. Here are three quick tips on how to do just that. 1. Shop Around Yes, it’s tedious and time-consuming, but so is...
  Full story • March 26, 2012
• Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Insurance Agent
  1. Can I see your resume? Do some background checking on the insurance company or agent you are considering giving your hard-earned dollars to. Make sure they are worth it. Don’t just take cousin Fred’s recommendation. Do they hold a certificate of authority to do...
  Full story • March 26, 2012
• What to Know Before Filing a Car Insurance Claim
  When you are involved in an auto accident and have to file a claim, you may see your auto insurance rates increase. Some drivers don’t anticipate these kinds of changes to their policies and others may be entirely confused about whether changes will occur. While auto insurance...
  Full story • March 26, 2012
• Young Driver Auto Insurance: The Pros and Cons
  Navigating the purchase process of auto insurance can be challenging for anyone and young drivers often face additional obstacles during this process. Underwriters at insurance companies view youthful drivers, who are generally defined as drivers under the age of 25, as both inexperienced and reckless - statistically a dangerous...
  Full story • March 23, 2012
• Taking Advantage of Discounts
  Automobile insurance coverage is mandatory in most states. To alleviate the cost of mandatory automobile insurance and encourage carrier loyalty, insurance companies offer discounts to policyholders based on varying requirements. Because car insurance is overseen by state regulatory bodies, insurers must offer discounts in accordance with each state...
  Full story • March 23, 2012
• No Fault Insurance - What You Need to Know
  Most states have a standard fault-based ("tort") system where each driver’s insurance company provides payments based on each driver’s percentage of fault in a car accident and injured parties can sue the at-fault party for uncovered claims. Sometimes, though, to determine the...
  Full story • July 13, 2011
• 5 New Driving Technologies that Save Lives
  Some of the many things that have decreased accident rates over the years are new technologies that allow everyone to have a safer driving experience when on the road. It wasn’t too long ago that airbags, padded dashboards, and even seat belts weren’t required...
  Full story • July 13, 2011
• Asking the Right Questions to Your Auto Insurance Agent
  Not only can you save yourself time and frustration, but asking the right questions to an auto insurance agent can save you money. As a general rule, insurance agents don't tell you about every aspect of a particular policy nor do they go into detail about the...
  Full story • July 4, 2011
• What Happens When My Vehicle is A Total Loss?
  An insurer may determine that your car is a total loss if the cost to repair the damage (excluding cosmetic damage) approaches or exceeds the vehicle’s actual cash value (ACV). An insurer will determine what your vehicle’s actual cash value was by establishing its...
  Full story • July 4, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Wyoming
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Wyoming (by annual premiums). State Farm $68.8 million Mountain West Farm Bureau Mutual $63.8 million Farmers Insurance Exchange $34.7 million Allstate $11.7 million National Farmers Union $9.7 million Progressive $8.7 million Hartford $7...
  Full story • July 2, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Wisconsin
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Wisconsin (by market share). American Family 21.3% State Farm 13.1% Acuity Mutual 3.9% Artisan & Truckers Casualty 3.5% Progressive (Universal) 3.1% West Bend Mutual 2.8% Progressive (Classic) 2.6% American Standard Insurance 2...
  Full story • July 2, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Washington DC (District of Columbia)
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in the District of Columbia (by market share). Geico 34.9%  State Farm 20.0%  Progressive 7.8%  Allstate 7.8%  USAA 7.4%  Nationwide 6.0%  American Independent 3.6%  Liberty Mutual...
  Full story • July 2, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Washington State
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Washington State (by market share). State Farm 13.1% Farmers 9.6% Safeco 6.3% Pemco Mutual 4.0% Geico (General) 3.5% Allstate 3.4% USAA 3.0% Allstate (Property & Casualty) 2.6% Progressive (Northwestern) 2.5...
  Full story • July 2, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in New Jersey
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in New Jersey (by market share). New Jersey Manufacturers Group 15.4% Geico 14.0% Allstate 12.9% State Farm 10.2% Liberty Mutual 7.1% High Point Group 6.8% Palisades Group 4.4% Progressive 4.1% Travelers 3...
  Full story • July 2, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Maine
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Maine (by market share). State Farm 13.0% Progressive 12.1% Liberty Mutual 9.5% Allstate 8.9% Geico 6.6% Concord Group (Concord/Green Mountain) 5.4% USAA 3.6% Travelers 3.6% White Mountains Group (including York...
  Full story • July 2, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Indiana
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Indiana (by market share). State Farm 24.5% Indiana Farm Bureau 8.7% Progressive 7.3% Allstate 6.8% American Family 5.1% Geico 3.8% Farmers 2.6% Erie 2.5% Indiana Farmers Mutual 2.3% USAA 1...
  Full story • July 2, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Kansas
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Kansas (by market share). State Farm Mutual 18.9% American Family 13.0% Farmers 8.7% Farm Bureau Mutual 8.4% Progressive (Northwestern) 5.1% Progressive (Direct) 3.2% Safeco 2.7% Shelter Mutual 2.6% USAA 2...
  Full story • July 2, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in West Virginia
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in West Virginia (by market share). State Farm 25.4% Nationwide (Mutual) 16.6% Erie 10.2% Allstate 4.2% Westfield 2.9% Progressive 2.4% State Auto Property & Casualty 2.2% Safeco 2.1% Hartford Insurance 2.1...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Virginia
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Virginia (by market share). State Farm 15.3% Nationwide 6.7% USAA 6.5% Geico (General) 5.9% Allstate 5.4% Geico 4.9% Geico (Indemnity) 4.4% USAA (Casualty) 3.4% Allstate (Property & Casualty) 3.2% Erie...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Vermont
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Vermont (by market share). Progressive 14.8% Geico 8.9% State Farm 8.9% Liberty Mutual 8.3% Concord 8.1% Allstate 7.5% Nationwide 6.1% The Hartford 6.1% Co-Operative Insurance 3.3% Vermont Mutual 3...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Utah
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Utah (by market share). State Farm 14.4% Farmers 9.9% American Family 5.9% Allstate (Insurance) 5.7% Allstate (Fire & Casualty) 4.9% Bear River Mutual 4.6% Allstate (Property & Casualty) 3.2% Progressive (Classic) 3...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Tennessee
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Tennessee (by market share). State Farm 21.9% Tennessee Farmers Mutual 19.2% Allstate (Property & Casualty) 3.6% Geico 3.2% Allstate (Insurance) 3.0% Progressive 2.5% Travelers 2.4% Nationwide 2.4% USAA 2.3% Safeco...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in South Dakota
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in South Dakota (by market share). State Farm 17.6% Progressive (Northern) 11.4% American Family 10.3% Farmers (Insurance) 5.4% Progressive (Direct) 3.6% De Smet Insurance 3.6% Amco Insurance 3.5% Farmers (Mutual) 3.5% American...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in South Carolina
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in South Carolina (by market share). State Farm (Mutual) 21.2% Allstate (Insurance) 6.3% Geico 5.3% Nationwide (Mutual) 4.2% Allstate (Fire & Casualty) 4.2% South Carolina Farm Bureau 4.0% Nationwide (Mutual Fire) 3.8% State...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Pennsylvania
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Pennsylvania (by market share). State Farm 20.4% Erie 11.3% Allstate (Insurance) 5.0% Nationwide (Mutual) 4.7% Allstate (Fire & Casualty) 4.2% Geico 2.7% Progressive 2.5% Nationwide (Insurance) 2.2% Nationwide (Affinity) 2.2...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Oregon
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Oregon (by market share). State Farm 18.0% Farmers 12.9% Safeco 5.9% Progressive (Classic) 4.5% Progressive (Universal) 4.5% American Family 3.6% Allstate (Insurance) 3.2% Geico 2.8% Allstate (Fire & Casualty) 2.3...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Oklahoma
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Oklahoma (by market share). State Farm 19.1% Farmers 13.3% Oklahoma Farm Bureau 6.7% Progressive (Northern) 4.5% Shelter Mutual 3.3% Mid-Century 2.9% Allstate (Property & Casualty) 2.9% American Farmers & Ranchers 2...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Ohio
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Ohio (by market share). State Farm 18.9% Progressive 11.4% Nationwide 11.2% Allstate 9.9% Grange Mutual 6.2% Liberty Mutual 3.8% Geico 3.6% Westfield 3.2% American Family 2.6% Erie 2.6% Source...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• States with the Strictest Auto Insurance Rules
  When it comes to laws and regulations concerning auto insurance, each state has different rules and goes about enforcement differently. However, some states are a little stricter than others when it comes to auto insurance rules – i.e., many have harsh penalties for disobeying the auto insurance...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• State Laws Make a Big Difference in Car Insurance Rates
  The difference in car insurance rates between two states can be as high as $1,546 even for the same car, driving habits and history. While it may seem extreme to consider moving from a state because of high car insurance rates in California or Florida, differences in...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Priciest States for Auto Insurance Rates
  Auto insurance rates are determined by a number of factors including driving record, credit score, traffic violations, accidents, among many other factors. However, your location also determines your rate and I don’t just mean the city in which you live. More importantly, the state in which...
  Full story • July 1, 2011
• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in North Dakota
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in North Dakota (by market share). State Farm 13.8% American Family 11.6% Progressive (Northwestern) 9.9% Nodak Mutual 9.6% National Farmers Union 8.3% Center Mutual 3.6% Owners Insurance 3.2% Progressive (Direct) 2.6% Farmers...
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• Auto Insurance Basics - Getting Started
  Quite simply, driving without liability auto insurance is illegal in almost all states. Penalties for not purchasing insurance vary by state, but often include a substantial fine, license and/or registration suspension or revocation, and possible jail time. Insurance protects you, and others, from major financial burdens in...
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• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in North Carolina
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in North Carolina (by market share). State Farm 13.9% North Carolina Farm Bureau 9.5% Nationwide Mutual 7.9% Integon National 7.1% Nationwide (Property & Casualty) 6.2% Geico 5.4% Allstate (Indemnity) 4.3% Allstate (Insurance) 3...
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• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in New York
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in New York (by market share). Geico 16.5% Allstate 13.1% State Farm 9.2% Geico (Indemnity) 5.9% Liberty Mutual 4.8% Progressive 3.5% Travelers 2.3% New York Central Mutual 3.4% Progressive (Preferred) 1.7...
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• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Michigan
  Below are the 10 largest property and casualty insurance companies in Michigan (by market share). State Farm 7.7% Home-Owners Insurance 6.3% Auto Club Group 4.8% State Farm (Fire & Casualty) 3.8% Citizens Insurance 3.5% MemberSelect 2.7% Progressive (Michigan) 2.6% Auto...
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• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in New Hampshire
  Below are the 5 largest auto insurance companies in New Hampshire (by market share). State Farm 13.6% Liberty Mutual 11.7% Progressive 10.4% Allstate 9.9% Geico 9.4% Source: New Hampshire Insurance Department, 2008 Market Competition Review. How to Find the Right Insurance Carrier for...
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• Most Popular Auto Insurance Carriers in Nevada
  Below are the 10 largest auto insurance companies in Nevada (by market share). State Farm 12.4% Farmers 8.4% Western United 6.9% American Family 6.3% Allstate (Fire & Casualty) 5.1% Progressive (Direct) 3.8% Allstate 3.0% USAA 2.7% Liberty Mutual 2.7...