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According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau, 85,209 questionable claims were filed with the NICB in 2009 compared to 74,902 received in 2008, a 14 percent increase. The claims represent
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The U.S. Department of Transportation, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Environmental Protection Agency have banded together, proposing a new program aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emission
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There is no doubt that being a teen driver comes with a sort of stigma. No matter how good a teen’s driving skills may be, their age brands them as
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Drivers in San Francisco who are insured by 21st Century Auto Insurance will now be saving a yearly average of 3.4% on their premiums. The rate decrease will result in
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Two different insurance companies are beginning the new year with some major changes. GEICO has a change in leadership, while AON has sold off part of its holdings. The Government
According to a study released by the RAND Corporation, no-fault auto insurance, once perceived as a way to lower premiums and keep court costs down, has dropped in popularity among
The New Jersey state Assembly recently passed a “reverse rate evasion” measure making the practice of registering a vehicle or obtaining auto insurance in another state a form of insurance
GEICO Insurance has long had a history of being involved in the communities where it has physical offices, and Georgia is no exception. Results of the 2008 United Way campaign
Insurance regulators in the state of New York announced last Wednesday that they have ordered car insurance companies to consider that New Yorkers are driving less because of high gas
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According to the GMAC Insurance National Drivers survey, approximately 38 million Americans with a valid license, roughly one in five, could not pass a written driving test. Some 5,202 drivers
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