teen driving - how to lower the costs

Posted on: 24 June 2017

Young drivers often face extremely high insurance premiums because of the increased chance that they will get into an accident due to their level of driving experience. Here are three steps that you can take as a young or new driver to lower your insurance premium and keep it at a reasonable level. #1 Take A Certified Defensive Driving Course One of the first things that you can do is take a certified defensive driving course.
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Posted on: 11 May 2017

Though the threat of floods has been a constant throughout American life, private insurers were long hesitant to commit themselves to the flood insurance arena. Primarily, homeowners relied on support from government agencies to secure their homes against a flood, and predictably, that created a difficult system full of delays, loopholes, and frustrating red tape. If you live in an area where you may be vulnerable to flooding and you're eager to avoid those struggles, you should consider seeking out private flood insurance.
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Posted on: 6 March 2017

Being convicted of DUI can cause a lot of complications in your life, and one thing that will be a challenge is legally getting back behind the wheel. You will have to do a lot of work before you are allowed to drive again, but most people tend to think that the effort is worth it. Continue reading to learn more about the steps you will have to take to begin driving again after a DUI conviction:
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Posted on: 27 September 2016

Remodeling a home is a great way to improve the way it looks and functions, and it can also cause an increase in the value of the home. If you are currently remodeling your house and spending a lot of money doing this, you may wonder how this will affect the cost of your home insurance. Remodeling can affect the cost of a person's home insurance rates, and the effects can either cause the policy to increase or decrease.
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