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Report: Which States Have Highest Pedestrian Fatality Rates?
Last year in the United States alone, more than 4700 people were involved in fatal auto-pedestrian accidents. While that number is staggering, it represents a gradual downward trend over the…
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My Roof is Leaking: Is it Covered by Insurance?
Part of being a homeowner means keeping up on important repairs, especially roof repairs. Owning a home is expensive, but it becomes even more expensive when you have to come…
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3 Common Claims Your Home Insurance May Not Cover
Termite infestations, a common claim often not covered by home insurance, causes $5 billion in damage in the U.S. each year. While your home may have insurance, you may not…
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I’ve Been Sued. Will my Insurance Cover it?
A lawsuit is filed every two seconds in the United States. If you think big businesses or wealthy individuals are the only ones targeted, think again. All homeowners can be…
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MAP: Are Republicans Worse Drivers Than Democrats?
Proof that Republicans are horrible drivers? Coincidence? Let’s take a look. Why do Romney states fare so poorly? When it comes to overall traffic safety, many factors come into play;…
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Do All Tickets Affect my Insurance Rates?
Whatever the reason for being pulled over, getting a ticket is not a fun experience. It’s not cheap, either. A single ticket, depending on the offense, can raise your insurance…
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When and How to Fight a Ticket in Court and Win
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 112,000 people receive a speeding ticket every day on average. Your chances of getting a speeding ticket or a traffic ticket in…
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I was in an accident that wasn’t my fault. Do I have to file a claim with my insurance?
Auto insurance is designed, at minimum, to cover damages by accidents you cause. That’s why nearly every state requires liability insurance. But whose insurance covers the damages if you’re in…
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My Car Was Stolen: Now What?
A vehicle is stolen every 44 seconds in the U.S. and only 54 percent are recovered. Discovering your car was stolen is traumatic, but knowing what to do next can…
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Road Rage or Aggressive Driving: How to Tell the Difference and Stay Safe on the Road
Following too closely, changing lanes like a NASCAR pro, honking horns, and throwing unfriendly gestures are common on most American roadways. Aggressive driving can happen to the best of us….
