What is Non-Owners Insurance? If you’re like many people, you assume that insurance essentially breaks down to “you cover things that you own in case they get damaged.” This is true, for the most part.

Find out in this blog about what factors may affect the increase of your auto insurance rate after an accident or filing a claim with your insurance carrier.

If you are getting ready to sign a new lease or just recently did so, you may have noticed a clause in your lease that says “Lessee is required to provide proof of renters insurance within 14 days of the lease start date.” So, what does this mean exactly?

It seems like $20 just doesn’t go as far as it used to. Nowhere is this truer than at the grocery store. While food, beverages, cleaning supplies, and other household essentials get more expensive, your weekly budget stays the same. Something has to change!

It should go without saying that the sticker price on a car isn’t the only fee to consider when purchasing a new car. You know you’ll need car insurance, of course. You’ll also need to pay for the occasional oil change or tire change.

Choosing a new auto insurance company is far from fun, particularly if you have a few blemishes on your driving record or a tight budget. It can feel downright impossible to find what you need for a price you can afford. It is not!

With the sweet warmth of spring months come happiness, joy, and smiles for the whole family. Unfortunately, the change in weather also means that bugs start gearing up to invade your home.

It’s not uncommon for the beginning of the year to be rough for many of us. We’re all trying to stay on top of our New Year’s resolutions, stressing over Valentine’s Day, and being anxious about tax season.

Car accidents happen when we least expect them, which means the element of surprise can sometimes lead to poor choices. While not every accident is deadly or serious, it can potentially come with a few headaches. Of course, these headaches can grow exponentially if we make the wrong decision.