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You may have just lost your personal injury protection (PIP) coverage, and you may not even know it yet. Contrary to popular belief, the Michigan no-fault auto reform has changed more than the actual PIP coverage limits on your auto insurance. Part of this reform has also caused many people to lose their PIP coverage…
Shopping for car insurance most likely isn’t something that you do frequently. Many car owners carry their insurance for years without giving it a second thought. Renewal periods come and go, and you continue to pay that policy on auto-draft. If this sounds familiar to you, now may be a good time to review your…
With the decrease in driving due to the pandemic and quarantine, carriers realized that claims would be lower as people were not driving as much. Many even gave back premiums to clients. As the world grapples with returning to life un-quarantined, some are questioning why their rates should return back to their original premium. Those…
So far this year we have faced many challenges. With the uncertainty around the pandemic and the changes that we have made to our everyday lives, it is nice to know that you have a trusted insurance partner committed to keeping you covered and informed. We wanted to remind you of the upcoming no-fault reform…
Auto Insurance can be a big part of your budget. So, we’ve put together 5 tips to think about when purchasing your new automobile insurance policy. 5. Combine your Home and Auto with the Same Insurance Company. Pretty simple we know, but it works. Sometimes known as “Bundling”, most insurance companies offer savings of 5%…
We’ve compiled over 20 years of experience to come up with 5 more tips on how to save when quoting your automobile insurance. 5. Discounts, Discounts, Discounts! There are literally hundreds and hundreds of discounts that you may be eligible for. Here are a couple common discounts that can help you save big: Group Discount–…
Unlike with health insurance, there is no specific age in which children must be taken off of your auto insurance policy. As long as your child lives under your roof and drives your vehicles, he/she can (and should) be under your policy. The timing of taking your child off of your auto policy will vary…
