Teen Drivers
It’s no surprise that young drivers pay more for auto insurance than any other demographic—and for good reason. Whether you're a teenage driver on a family account or buying a policy on your own, there are ways to lower your insurance rates.
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Insurance Guide for High School Graduates Heading to College
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Preparing your recent high school graduate for the personal and financial responsibilities of college is never an easy task. Among budgeting, books and moving your college-aged child into a dorm, … more
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Should young drivers stay on their parents' auto policy or get their own? (Study)
There comes a time in most young drivers' lives when they have to ask themselves an important question: Should I get my own car insurance policy or add myself to the one my parents already have? A … more
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Eight elements you should include in a parent-teen driving contract
Teen-related car crashes remain the leading cause of death and injury among 15- to 19-year-olds, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). In addition, teen drivers … more
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Back to school: Lessons on how to properly insure your teen driver
As the summer begins to wind down, parents of high school students across the country are preparing to send their kids back to school with the right supplies and the right clothes. Every weekday, … more
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