2014

How Your Next Car Can Lower Your Insurance Premium

Are you in the processes of shopping for a new vehicle? If so—and if you're are worried about the cost of your insurance premium—then you may want to consider buying a car that offers many great safety and security features. In fact, buying a car that is more secure and safe than your current vehicle can likely reduce the cost of your insurance premium. There are many ways you can take advantage of reducing your insurance premium with a new car by shopping for a car that:

Affordable Care Act Insurance Changes For Women

There have been many changes and reconfigurations made due to the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, or ACA. One of the things the ACA has done is to level the playing field for women buying their insurance. Many essential services for women that were not previously covered are now required benefits, and that can mean better health and big savings for a lot of American women. Here is a look at a few of the new benefits.

College Grads With Student Debt: Get Life Insurance Now To Avoid Putting Your Family Members Into Debt

Very few people consider a life insurance policy while in their 20s. If you are a recent college graduate with your whole life ahead of you, you may think that you don't need life insurance—it is often thought that life insurance is something that parents buy, that it's something that only older adults need. Unfortunately, neither of these is the case. Don't make the mistake of neglecting to choose life insurance, especially if you graduated college with a load of student debt.

Common Misconceptions About SR-22 Insurance.

If you are required by the courts to get a SR-22 insurance policy, you not be completely sure about what it entails. Here are some common misconceptions people may have about SR-22 insurance. SR-22 insurance takes the place of your previous auto insurance policy. People often assume that when they get an SR-22 policy they can stop their current insurance policy. This is not true; SR-22 is to be had in addition to your insurance policy.