Car Insurance
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Car Insurance and Two Accidents: What to Do Next
When it comes to your car insurance, two accidents for which you submit claims will usually always have some sort of affect on your policy. Your rates may increase, and in some cases, the insurance company may even refuse to renew your policy. So here is some information on car insurance after two accidents.
DMV Points on License: How to Check How Many Points You Have
Learn how your insurance rates are impacted by the DMV points system, and how to find out the points on your license to date.
How to File a Loss of Use Claim
Loss of use is a type of auto insurance coverage that makes payments towards car rental bills when your vehicle has been in an accident and has to be sent for repairs. It can be quite inconveniencing to have your vehicle stuck at a repair shop for a few weeks. Moreover if the damaged car was your sole
Advantages and Disadvantages of Single Limit Liability
Single limit liability is a newer approach to auto insurance liability coverage. This method approaches accident claim payouts from a "large pot" concept, and has both advantages and disadvantages for the policy holder. What Is Single Limit Liability Coverage? Single limit liability coverage is auto
How Insurers Determine That a Car is a Totaled Car
Learn what defines a car as totaled, how to determine a totaled car insurance value, and how to estimate your totaled car insurance payout.
Does Auto Insurance Cover Friends Driving My Car?
Some types of car insurance cover third-party drivers, but liability insurance follows the driver, not the car. Find out what car insurance covers.
What Do ISO Rating Symbols for Auto Insurance Mean?
Learn more about the ISO symbols denoting the risk of bodily injury and property damage, and why you should choose a car with the lowest ISO rating.
Car Insurance Cancelled? How Auto Insurance Cancellation Works
You can always recover from a car insurance cancellation, and if you have to cancel your car insurance prematurely, the fees are usually manageable.
Where can I Use an Actual Cash Value Calculator for My Auto?
An actual cash value calculator is a tool designed and used by insurance companies to ascertain the actual cash value or ACV of vehicles that have been involved in accidents. This calculator is not for the public, and is limited to use by the insurance companies. This process is carried out by using
The 4 Best Gap Auto Insurance Providers
Rating gap auto insurance providers is not the easiest job with so many companies offering the same insurance. While there are several criteria for rating providers of GAP insurance coverage, the criteria that are most important include price, confidence, customer service, quality and availability of
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