If you live far from your workplace, and you drive to and from work every day, then you are engaged in what is called extreme commuting. Here are some reasons extreme commuting may see your auto insurance rates rise:
Increased Risk of Car Damage
An extreme commute is not good for your car; many parts of your car are built to last specific mileages before being replaced. The more you drive, the more wear and tear your car faces; this weakens your car and makes it susceptible to damages.
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However, it is usually not advisable to go with the cheapest policy available because it may not offer you full protection. What if you are not too concerned with full the protection and just want the cheapest coverage available – period? Maybe you are out of work and would want some protection instead of going without any coverage whatsoever? In that case, follow the following tips to get cheap auto insurance coverage:
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2017 is almost over and 2018 will be here before you know it. If your resolution is to save more money this year, you may be looking to cut back on the amount you pay for auto insurance. By asking the right questions, you may be able to easily and quickly save money, without even changing your auto insurance policy or provider. Here are a few of the questions you should ask your auto insurance company that may help you to save money on your auto insurance policy.
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Your auto insurance is designed to protect you in case you get into an accident while on the road. However, there may be times when you do not want to use your insurance. While this may seem counterintuitive to having insurance in the first place, be aware that there are situations where it may or may not be best to avoid using your auto insurance. Here are three questions to ask yourself to determine the right decision.
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Trees are valuable not only for the direct benefits they bring to your home but also because replacing them is an arduous task. At the same time, they can cause great damage if they fall on a valuable property. This is why most homeowners expect their home insurance coverage to pay when mature trees fall. Such coverage isn't automatic; it may only apply in certain situations. Here are a few things to note about landscape coverage:
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