When your teenager reaches the age when he or she is legally allowed to drive, your world can take quite a spin. Not only do you have to worry about your teen driving, what he or she will be doing out there in the world alone and who he or she is hanging out with, but you also have to worry about the financial burdens that comes with your teen driving. What can you do to decrease the cost of auto insurance when you add a teen to the policy? This blog will show you all sorts of ways to decrease the overall cost of putting your teen behind the wheel.
Posted on: 6 June 2016
As your kids grow up, you may end up having more legal drivers than you have cars in the family. Then the question may come up: should we add the kids to our automobile insurance policy? Here is what you need to know about adding drivers to a family plan.
Does Everyone Need Insurance?
It's not necessarily true that you need to add every person who may potentially drive a car to your insurance plan.
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Posted on: 12 January 2016
Since 2014, the Affordable Care Act has given many more people in the United States access to health insurance. Nonetheless, if you don't have a plan that meets the Act's Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) rules, you must apply for an exemption, or you will face a fee at the end of each tax year. Employer-sponsored voluntary benefits plans are increasingly popular with American workers, but some people are unclear if the Affordable Care Act applies to these plans.
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Posted on: 12 December 2015
Retirement saving can be really confusing and unfortunately, you usually do not find out that you do not have the right allocation or investments until you have taken a major loss. Figuring out tax deferred versus tax exempt can be mind boggling, and when you add in various insurance products, it can really begin to muddy up your mind. Unfortunately, if you are going to be successful in planning your retirement, you need to figure out how all of these products will factor in your future.
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Posted on: 16 November 2015
If you are like most people, you will shop around for car insurance providers before you buy to find the lowest rate. However, the amount that you pay for car insurance will be affected by much more than the insurance company that you choose. Here are four factors that can have an impact on your car insurance rate.
How Frequently & How Far You Drive
Insurance companies want to pay out as infrequently as possible.
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