Current BLS statistics show the average American family spends about 11% of the household income on insurance costs… and that’s not even including health insurance through an employer. Private insurance costs for everything from your car to your home can easily increase to cause problems for your budget. We help you comparison shop so you can save only monthly insurance costs.
Car insurance companies analyze data to see who will or won’t shop around after they increase prices.
Three years ago, 8.5 percent of drivers were letting companies track their driving habits. Now, that number is at 6 percent. You can save on insurance without letting companies track your driving.
How much are you paying for your new car? Is it worth it? Turns out you should factor in a few more things to determine the true cost of that new car.
Despite saving as much as 30 percent, pay-as-you-drive insurance has a lot more haters than it did a year ago.
If you own a home, you insure your stuff against fires, theft, and other disasters. But most renters don’t.
Programs that track your speed and braking habits are becoming a more popular way to save.
