Top Insurance Stories
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I'll give you $20 to blow into my car
Some states require DUI offenders to install car devices that monitor alcohol levels. But what's to stop a drunk driver from paying strangers to blow into his car breathalyzer?
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The purpose of retained asset accounts for life insurance benefits
Life insurance companies have routinely placed death benefit payouts into beneficiary accounts for the past 20 years, with relatively few consumer complaints -- until now.
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How insurance companies decide if you're a good person
Home and car insurance companies use a variety of scores to determine how risky you are to insure. Receive a good assessment and you’ll be offered lower insurance rates.
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15 things you didn't know your car and home insurance policies cover
Your insurance policies probably include coverage you've never thought about. Don't lose out by not knowing you can make an insurance claim!
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Insurance News
- 17 million Americans say they drive drunk at least once a year
Thursday, September 9, 2010Four out of five say drunk driving is a "major threat" to their own and their family's safety.
- California earthquakes occur more often than previously thought
Wednesday, September 8, 2010It’s a grim reminder that the "big one" could happen soon.
- Individual life insurance sales increased this year
Tuesday, September 7, 2010Individual life insurance sales in the United States increased by 7 percent in the second quarter this year.
