by Norma Hollenbeck — published on July 27th, 2009
by Norma Hollenbeck
Michigan auto insurance is a lot different from insurance elsewhere in the United States. Required by law in Michigan, no fault insurance has three basic parts. These are personal injury protection, property protection insurance and residual liability insurance (bodily injury and property damage coverage). If you want to register a car in Michigan, auto insurance has to be purchased, and you have to prove that you have it. Like most other places in the US, driving a car without insurance is against the law.
by Mark Alison — published on July 19th, 2009
by Mark Alison
When considering your insurance policy, you have to take into account the state laws. Specifically, what is the minimum coverage, and what types of coverage are required.
To answer these questions, call your insurance agent. They will have all the best information about state and regional laws that involve you and your vehicle. It’s their job to know all this and help you with it. Before you call, make sure you have all your questions ready so you don’t forget.
by Matt Hellstrom — published on June 22nd, 2009
by Matt Hellstrom
Antique or vintage automobiles are highly collectible items with a huge fan base. Although the antique auto insurance will only be able to cover the monetary value of a vintage or classic automobile, it is still wise to have some sort of recourse than having none in events these classic vehicles are damaged or stolen. These vehicles are a passion for many people and there are many collectors of classic and vintage automobiles.
by Matt Hellstrom — published on June 20th, 2009
by Matt Hellstrom
Everywhere we turn, we see evidence of rough times.The recession continues to result in higher unemployment rates. The highest recipients of bail-out money from the federal government are insurance companies and banks. Everyone who wants to stay in business are looking at ways to cut costs. In times like this, business auto insurance becomes a vital area for grinding out the best deal possible.
How many companies have built up a good relationship with a car company over the years? And many of those businesses will now have to reconsider buying, for example, General Motors products with the company possibly headed for bankruptcy as early as June 1st.
by Matt Hellstrom — published on June 19th, 2009
by Matt Hellstrom
Everywhere we turn, we see evidence of rough times.The recession continues to result in higher unemployment rates. The highest recipients of bail-out money from the federal government are insurance companies and banks. Everyone who wants to stay in business are looking at ways to cut costs. In times like this, business auto insurance becomes a vital area for grinding out the best deal possible.
How many companies have built up a good relationship with a car company over the years? And many of those businesses will now have to reconsider buying, for example, General Motors products with the company possibly headed for bankruptcy as early as June 1st.
by Matt Hellstrom — published on June 17th, 2009
by Matt Hellstrom
Antique or vintage automobiles are highly collectible items with a huge fan base. Although the antique auto insurance will only be able to cover the monetary value of a vintage or classic automobile, it is still wise to have some sort of recourse than having none in events these classic vehicles are damaged or stolen. These vehicles are a passion for many people and there are many collectors of classic and vintage automobiles.
