Saving Money
Every little thing counts, especially when it comes to saving money on insurance. See if it’s worth it to shop around and find out if you’re missing out on any discounts that you may be entitled to, but just didn’t know about.
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What happens when you stop paying an insurance premium?
Many Americans face financial hardships, so not paying your auto insurance or home insurance premium might seem like a temporary or permanent fix. But should this ever be considered when you’re … more
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7 great reasons to not buy cellphone insurance
Think about all the bad things that can happen to a cellphone – getting cracked, being dropped in the toilet, ending up lost – and it might be tempting to buy cellphone insurance. But … more
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Nine insurance resolutions to make for 2012
When the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, what promises will you make to yourself? Lose weight? Quit smoking? Find a new job?
Experts say you can make some insurance resolutions that will … more
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Is an extended warranty really worth it?
If you buy a tablet, a laptop or another electronic gift as a holiday gift, you'll more than likely face the dreaded extended-warranty pitch. You'll be asked whether you want to plunk down … more
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Nine ways to save money on prescription drugs
Prescription drugs offer the highest opportunity for cost savings when it comes to health care, according to the 2010 Healthcare Transparency Index, issued by change:healthcare. The site provides … more
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How much insurance makes you over-insured?
Whether by laziness, ignorance or fear, many people actually carry too much insurance – and pay more than they should.
“There is a big misconception out there that the more you pay, the … more
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Green houses may get home insurance discounts
Making your home more energy efficient may help you save money on your utility bills, but did you know that it may also help you lower your home insurance premiums? Some of the nation’s leading … more
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Drive fewer miles to lower auto insurance costs
Let’s face it; if you drive fewer miles, you’re less likely to have an accident. And if you’re less likely to be involved in a crash, then you’re going to have a lower auto … more