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CURE Auto Insurance’s COO, Eric Poe, answers drivers most frequently asked questions on auto insurance. More information can be found online at www.CURE.com.

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My six month policy is due to expire next month and I need full coverage for my 2004 toyota corolla. I have never had to do this before, any tips or anything I can do as far as renewing my auto insurance in the state of florida?

Where did any of you read anything in the question about moving to Florida? Not even implied in the question.

You will get a renewal notice and a bill shortly before your policy is due to expire, anywhere from 2 weeks to 30 days before. Just pay the bill and it’s renewed. If you don’t get a notice, call your agent.

Does anyone else smell a legal zoo bigger than the mythological Ark

Most health insurance companies do not pay medical bills if you are injured in an accident and there is applicable auto insurance that should cover the bills. Usually you see this with the ERISA plans (employer sponsor plans). Some private plans will step up and pay the bill….but ERISA plans usually don’t.

Even when the health insurance pays….they usually send a medical lien to the at fault drivers company. That means that the health insurance plan gets paid back for the money they paid out from the settlement proceeds.

For the at fault drivers who would not have coverage under their liability coverage…..they have to use their health insurance.

Auto insurance rates usually have to be approved by the insurance department of each state. These rates are pretty tightly regulated as it is.

I don’t see health care reform affecting auto insurance rates.

Motor trade insurance makes sure that your car, your employees and most of all you, are covered when the situation demands. According to an HSE Statistic report, during 2006 and 2007, employees were affected by 28,267 grave injuries in the workplace. In this scenario, it becomes a must for you to obtain a motor trade insurance policy to remain safe. Motor Trade Insurance policies are very important for you if you are in the automobile industry. If you a mechanic, car dealer, garage or dealership, you need to obtain a motor trade insurance now! This is because you never know when you will encounter a major financial loss, which can come to you in the form of a hurricane, a road accident or a car that is stolen.

Although motor trade insurance cannot thwart such situations, it is also meant to help you in this scenario and guarantee you security during such happenings. Motor trade insurance protects your assets that you toil to attain, and which are imperative to run your business smoothly.

Motor trade insurance is ideal for those who are involved in the auto industry, as well as for those people who are between the age of 21 to 70 years. To get insurance, you need to present truthful information about yourself. If you provide false or incorrect information, you may get disqualify for your motor trade insurance policy. If you need detailed guidance, insurance brokers can guide you with all the aspects of motor trade insurance. They can help you understand the requirements and prerequisites when you apply for motor trade insurance.

You should consider various motor trade insurance quotes before making your decision. You should also read all the policy documents so that you can understand all its aspects regarding the terms and conditions and the coverage.

The perfect motor trade insurance plan is the one that has low premiums and maximum coverage, which will include all aspects of your business. It should also fulfil the fundamental requirements – and your budget. Normally, it is hard to find a cost effective motor trade insurance plan, however it is not impossible to get one if you conduct good research. The best thing to help you get an economical motor trade insurance policy is to engage an insurance broker who can help you all the way.

Some people may think that it is pointless expenditure to involve an agent as they can obtain a motor trade insurance policy themselves. However, the idea of involving a broker is to save you time and energy, which you could spend on finding the best motor trade insurance. Brokers also have endless resources and contacts to help you find an affordable and effective motor insurance policy. They can break down the insurance plan on your behalf and help you understand all the details of the policy. They will also present you with numerous motor trade insurance quotations, and you can evaluate them and make the right and most appropriate decision. Good Luck!

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Everything has its own differences. Everybody has individual differences. No two thing are created equally and exactly the same as the other….

All auto insurances are not created equal. They have differences too, in rates, policies and in terms.

You can visit auto insurance center which is a resource center that explains auto insurance in details or for convenience, you can search the net and visit plenty of other good sites to better understand the coverage.

The thing that determine your insurance rates include your driving record, tickets you’ve had in the past, your residency, you mileage, the type of car you have, the type of coverage you buy and where you buy your insurance company.

You can save up to 40% by purchasing auto insurance online. When shopping online, purchase you insurance from a reputable insurance company. It is best to check the rating of the insurance company you are planning to deal with.

When doing a comparison shop, get at least 10 quotes so you can compare thoroughly. Make sure that you are comparing same coverage. It would not be a fair comparison if you compare different policies.

For many reasons, all auto insurance is not created equal. Insurance companies uses formula to determine rates. Basically, they calculate the number of drivers they cover, the costs for the previous year including operating accident and liability claims and they perform some math to come out with the rates.

As what has been said earlier, it is to purchase from an insurance company that is rated well. Your savings aren’t worth anything if the insurance company you purchased your policy from has a tendency not to honor and pay out on claims, but rather weasels their way out. Make sure to check. Several big companies can be found online.

Most companies offer online insurance quotes. It’s tiring just thinking about the effort of driving halfway across the city to get rates then driving halfway around the city to another rate. It is so much easier to get online and make a couple of clicks with the mouse.

Now that you understand how auto insurance differs from one another, you can shop online and start saving money!

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I’m having trouble finding ratings by people regarding their auto/home insurance. I’m located in Southern California. I don’t mind paying a premium for better coverage.

That’s because there aren’t any.

There’s no one top "best" insurer, as "best" is in the eye of the beholder. To many people, it means cheapest.

I am a safe driver. I’ve never had a car accident or ticket. As a consequence of my choices, I pay very low rates for car insurance. Other people I know have had accidents and many tickets, they pay a lot for car insurance. In this system, each person pays a different rate based on the consequences of their choices and actions. So what is wrong with this system? Why can’t we use the exact same system for health insurance? If I eat right, exercise, and wash my hands then I will rarely get ill and should pay very low insurance rates. My neighbor eats junk food, smokes, and never exercises, has lots of medical issues and will for as long as he lives, shouldn’t he pay a much higher rate for insurance? Why would anybody want a government system in which we will both pay the same rate? That is blatantly unfair to me since I make good choices and wont get sick as often. Furthermore, I have the choice of lots of different car insurance companies (Geico, Allstate, Nationwide, Progressive, etc.), this competition drives lower costs and better service. Why would I want to give up choice in favor of a monopoly? What is wrong with our car insurance system that somebody would not want the exact same system for our health care?

Health issues do not always arise based on the irresponsibility of the individual. A person could still get cancer from any number of factors, or suffer a life-threatening injury that requires immediate treatment, through no fault of their own.

There is one key difference between car insurance and health insurance: car insurance covers virtually everything, while health insurance is highly selective. If your car is significantly damaged in a wreck, one need not worry…even if the car is completely destroyed, you’re still covered. Your premium will rise a great deal, but you’re covered nonetheless. With private health insurance, companies that place financial interests over your health can severely limit your coverage options. They can deny you for treatments that they deem to expensive, unnecessary, or experimental.

The human body is a much more complex machine than any car…problems can occur at microscopic and undetectable levels, and unlike cars, some problems cannot be treated easily or even treated at all. All the diet and exercise in the world will not prevent, say, leukemia. And what about pre-existing conditions? If your car has something wrong with it before you buy it, you can simply return it for another one, free of charge. If there’s something wrong with you at birth, like sickle cell or diabetes, you can’t sue your mother, or your genes…and insurance companies can deny you on the basis of this condition.

But the bottom line is, people are not cars. Cars can be crafted to exact specifications, and their flaws are entirely the fault of the humans who build and operate them…which is not a real issue, as so many cars have such uniform parts that they can be replaced at any time…the entire vehicle can be replaced with an exact replica if necessary. But each of the hundreds of millions of humans in this country is distinct, fragile, and irreplaceable. We cannot simply replace a person’s DNA, or just remove cancer cells and put in healthy cells (yet…but of course those options fall under experimental treatments which insurance companies will not cover).

Car insurance theories cannot ethically be applied to human life. Keeping profits as a priority over vehicular health, another consumer product, is fine. But placing profit over human health is where society should draw the line.

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The costs of medical insurance plans can be very high. Full coverage health insurance plans are the most expensive, but high deductible plans are available.

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I switched auto insurance companies recently and I was just wondering if there is any reason at all I should keep my old auto insurance bills from the old company. I’m the one who HATES clutter and I want to get rid of things I don’t need anymore. Thanks.

I recently changed to AAA. If no claim pending it is not necessary to keep the old bills. But keep policy number for a couple months for refernece if need be.
I now use the plastic shoe boxes to weed out things then go through boxes and thin more later. I label each one, such as bills paid, autos, bank, charge accounts, phone, utilties, TAX reciepts, house repairs, Working well for me so far.

I’m 18 years old and I live in Tallahassee, Florida.
I used to have a 1996 Mazda Protege DX and it cost me $127.00 a month with Acceptance Insurance. I never have had a ticket or have been in a wreck. I see some people who have way newer cars than I do and insurance is way cheaper for them. How much will insurance, on average, lower a month if I plan on taking online driver’s ed in the state of Florida?

Depending on how soon before you turn 19, maybe nothing. Drivers Ed discounts are usually only good for minors. And usually, it saves you enough over the three years to pretty much break even with the cost of the course.