Insurance
Don't Drive Much? Consider Pay-Per-Mile Car Insurance
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Consumers who don't drive much could save hundreds of dollars per year
California Outlawing Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers, Lawn Mowers
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The infernal devices are loud and environmentally harmful
Does Your Insurance Cover You for Remote Work?
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Employees working at home need the same insurance protections they have at the office.
Consumers Largely Sought No Relief in Car Insurance Costs During the Pandemic
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Millions of Americans stayed home from work, school and social outings during the pandemic, and so did their cars. But even as their cars sat idle — and therefore not likely to be involved in an accident — more than half took no action to reduce their insurance cost, a
Lemonade Entering Car Insurance Market
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Florida Homeowners Face Higher Insurance Rates
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Feb. 17, 2021 Florida and Texas have become quite aggressive in painting themselves as low-cost states and making a pitch for businesses and consumers looking to escape higher costs of living in such states as California, New York and Illinois. But while both states offer relatively low tax burdens, they
