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Expert guides, comparisons and tips tagged "car insurance".
insurance newsDeer season is here: October to December brings 41% of animal-collision claims. What to do right after you hit a deer, whether it is a comprehensive or collision claim, if liability covers it, and whether your rates will go up.
insurance newsSenators Warren and Hawley are questioning State Farm, Allstate, USAA and three other insurers about claims closed without payment. Why claims get denied, how to appeal, and where to complain if your insurer won't pay.
insurance newsState Farm Mutual is paying a $5 billion dividend to auto customers, averaging about $100 per vehicle. Who qualifies, how the amount is calculated, how to check your payment status, taxes, and how to avoid dividend scams.
insurance newsNational car insurance prices are flat to falling in late 2026, yet many drivers are getting higher renewals. Here is where rates are rising, the 12 most common reasons your own bill went up, and how to bring it back down.
insurance guidesYou can usually withdraw an insurance claim before it is paid, but the record may stay on your claims history. Here is when cancelling makes sense, how to do it, and when you cannot.
car insuranceFlorida does not require insurance on a standard golf cart, but it does on a low-speed vehicle. Here is the difference, what golf cart insurance covers, what it costs and why your homeowners policy may not help.
insurance guidesAn insurance score is a credit-based number insurers use to help price car and home insurance. Here is how it differs from your credit score, what goes into it, which states ban it, and how to improve it.
car insuranceAlabama is one of a handful of states using pure contributory negligence. If you are one percent responsible, you recover nothing. That should change what you buy.
car insuranceAtlanta premiums vary more between neighbourhoods than most drivers vary between insurers. What drives the metro rating, and the levers that still work inside it.
car insuranceAdding a sixteen-year-old is the largest single premium event most households ever see. What drives it, what genuinely reduces it, and the mistake that costs the most.
car insuranceKansas requires personal injury protection, which means your own policy pays your medical bills first regardless of fault. That changes how you should set the limits.
car insuranceKentucky lets drivers reject no-fault in writing and keep an unrestricted right to sue. Almost nobody knows the choice exists, and it changes what a serious claim is worth.