Solo Insurance Blog: 5_2018
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Wednesday, May 30, 2018 Your car is declared a total loss after an accident, what does that mean? Here are answers to three common questions: 1]. What does ‘totaled’ mean? The insurance company will look at your car’s actual cash value vs. the cost of repairs. READ MORE >>
Sunday, May 27, 2018 Ride-Sharing in Louisiana The Louisiana Senate recently rejected a bill for statewide rules for ridesharing/transportation network companies [TNC] as Uber, Lyft and the like. Proponents of the bill say the idea behind it is to allow these companies to deal with a standardized set of rules/regulations (like specific requirements for background checks). READ MORE >>
Wednesday, May 23, 2018 Being Dishonest to Your Insurance Company Could Cost You Providing misleading information, lying on applications or failing to double check your insurance application could, in fact, hurt your ability to pursue compensation in a claim (they might not have to cover you). READ MORE >>
Sunday, May 20, 2018 Best Practices for Buying Used Vehicle or Car There are lots of articles on the best practices for buying used cars but what information do you want to know when talking with prospective dealers or owners? To help, here’s some advice: · Always verify what you're told. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, May 16, 2018 Free Way to Check Vehicle History Every vehicle has a story to tell. Perhaps it was involved in an accident or stolen. If you ask it, it will not tell you (and sometimes the current owner won’t either). Want a free and easy way to check vehicle history? READ MORE >>
Sunday, May 13, 2018 Did your Mom ever give you any sage advice? Some of it was to store in our memory bank so we’d hear it later in life as we were attempting to make some questionable decisions. If you need a refresher or this inspires you to think of others, here are a few you might have heard. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, May 9, 2018 Why Do My Rates Keep Going Up? Could uninsured drivers be to blame? It hardly seems fair to those of us who keep coverage and have no incidents that our rates go up, but this is where the “pooled risk” is a factor. Less folks in the pool mean less premium coming into the company to cover claims and expenses. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, May 2, 2018Did You Know: From Atlanta to Portland, for those who use their cars as part of their occupation and file itemized deductions, you may be able to factor in a portion of your car insurance premium. It could be best to take the flat per-mile reimbursement instead, but it might be worth checking on your personal situation. READ MORE >>
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