10 Ways to Save Money on Auto Insurance

 By Catherine Powell

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I have good news and bad news when it comes to Florida auto insurance rates.  The bad news is that the cost to insure vehicles in the Sunshine State has increased by an average of 17% over last year.  This has to do with a number of factors, including hurricane damage, the high number of uninsured motorists in the state, an uptick in auto thefts, and rampant claims fraud.  The good news is that if the cost of insuring your vehicle in the coming year has you seeing red, there are many ways you can reduce your premiums without breaking the bank.  Below is my top-10 list of ways to reduce the cost of auto coverage.

10 Ways to Keep Your Insurance Rates from Rising

By Catherine Powell

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Nobody likes to pay more for something this year than they did last year.  Whether that something is rent, utility bills, cable rates, gym membership dues, condo fees, or insurance rates, most folks gnash their teeth when they get a bill that’s significantly higher than it was the previous year.  That’s the bad news.  The good news is while I can’t help you reduce the amount you pay to the landlord, health club, condo association, electric or cable company, I might be able to help you keep your insurance rates down a bit.  That’s because unlike many other expenses, insurance rates aren’t flat fees that are levied by a conglomerate.  What you pay to insure your car, your home, and even your RV or boat is determined in part by your lifestyle and your actions.  Below are ten ways to help you reduce what you pay for insurance.

10 Ways to Save on Auto Insurance

 By Catherine Powell

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Other than a home, a car is one of the costliest purchases an individual can make.  It’s also one of the costliest to insure.  If the high price of auto insurance is making you lose sleep at night, I want to share with you ten ways you can save money without watering down the coverage you already possess.