A large portion of the American population doesn't actually park their cars in the garage. They use their garages for storage. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it does mean that you could be missing some coverage...

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In most states, if your home is paid for, you aren't required to have homeowners insurance. However, it is usually much more expensive to not have insurance, and here are 3 reasons why: Future Insurability Many...

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One of the most certain things in life is uncertainty. Your dog could bite the neighbor’s kid. Your teen driver could hit a cyclist. A guest could fall down your stairs. A rainy morning commute on worn-out tires could...

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If you are in an accident and are at fault, your insurance company pays for the damages to the other person's vehicle and bodily injury (if any). If you have collision coverage, the cost of repairs for your own vehicle...

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