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Insurance Made Simple                     Add to My Yahoo!  Add to Google  Add to MSN
You won’t find any complicated “insurance-speak” here. Just easy-to-understand explanations of all sorts of car insurance topics and answers to some frequently asked questions about auto insurance.
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How do I talk to my teenager about driving safely?
When's the best time to talk about safe driving? Right now. [More]

Is My Car Insured if a Friend or Family Member (Not on my Policy) is Driving?
Auto insurance is designed to follow the car, which means that the coverage you purchased for your vehicle will cover the car regardless of who's driving it. [More]

Am I Covered if a Tree Falls on My Car While it's Parked?
Comprehensive Coverage, is designed for just such a situation. Comprehensive Coverage applies when a car's been damaged by either a natural or civil disturbance. [More]

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Life Changes                                                  Add to My Yahoo!  Add to Google  Add to MSN
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When your life changes, so should your insurance. But by how much? And why? Tune in to this feed and learn how you can help make sure your insurance keeps up with you—no matter what stage of life you’re in.
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Teach Your Kids About Bus Safety
When your kids are ready to starting riding the big yellow bus, it's important that they understand how to be safe. [More]

My teenager just started driving. Should I add him to my car insurance policy?
If you know your teen will be driving your car on a regular basis (even if it isn't every day), you need to put him or her on your policy. [More]

I just bought a condo. Why do I need condominium insurance, not homeowners?
As a condo owner, you're part of a closely tied group: your condo association. While the interior of your condo is all yours, the building structure and exterior are a shared responsibility. [More]

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Safety and Prevention Tips          Add to My Yahoo!  Add to Google  Add to MSN
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We all want to do what we can do to help make the world around us safer. Here you’ll get regular updates on topics such as teen driving safety, simple ways to protect your home, and a host of other information to help keep your world—and those in it—safer.
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How Can I Fix Water Damage?
As a homeowner or renter, chances are you'll come up against water damage at some point. [More]

Can I lower my auto insurance premiums by upgrading my vehicle's safety equipment?
A lot goes into calculating your car insurance premium: your driving record, your age, the car you drive, where you live, and other things. [More]

How Can I Prevent Water Damage?
Water damage can happen anytime water goes somewhere it shouldn't—like when a pipe breaks, or a bathtub overflows, or the sewer drain fills with rainwater. [More]

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Do More with Your Money          Add to My Yahoo!  Add to Google  Add to MSN
For most people, financial success isn't about the big, get-rich-quick scheme. It's about making many small, smart choices over time. Here you'll find weekly information that'll help you make those choices, whether you're saving for college or have an eye on retirement.
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11 Easy Ways to Get Poor
It's natural to earn more as your career progresses. Of course, that's often when your living expenses and family responsibilities also increase. All in all, there are lots of ways to tread water and avoid ever meeting your financial goals. [More] 

Retirement Planning in Your 30s
Starting to save for retirement in your thirties can give you time to benefit from compounding growth, work toward other financial goals simultaneously, and give some thought to what kind of retirement you want (not just what you can afford). [More]

Retirement Planning in Your 20s
The toughest thing for twenty-somethings is believing they should start now. If you think you're too young to bother with retirement planning, you're definitely not alone. [More]

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