Are you thinking of buying a new (or used) car? If so, you will have at least 2 essential regular payments to make: one for your car itself, and another for your car insurance. Follow along as we look at the importance of your regular payments as a car owner.
You’re almost there. There are some important things to iron out before we go any further, which we will look at now. Once you’re done with this stage, you’re ready to move onto the negotiations and finally purchasing your new car.
Seems like a silly question, doesn’t it? After all, you’d love to save 100% on your car insurance, paying nothing and keeping your full policy. But the reality is that when you find a drastically lower car insurance premium, you’re likely to have reduced coverage to go with it. So I guess the real question at hand is this: “Is reduced coverage really a bad thing?” As usual, there is no straightforward, one-size-fits-all answer, but you can find the answer that’s right for you.
If you have had your driver’s license suspended, cancelled or disqualified, you will probably have some difficulty in finding car insurance. However, there are still companies that offer specialised car insurance in such situations, although you will likely be required to pay higher premiums.
There are few worse things than a rejected claim. If you have recently filed a claim that was rejected, you might be able to do something about this negative news. Rejected claims happen for a number of reasons, but you don’t have to settle for a rejection as a final answer. Instead, note the factors [...]
Are you spending more on your car insurance than needed? If so, you’re not alone. According to a recent study, Australians spend more than $3 billion on unneeded comprehensive car insurance. Here are some tips to help you keep more money in your wallet by keeping the cost of your car insurance down: 1. Know [...]
