We all know that we have to have auto insurance, but how do you know what to get? This blog will help you understand and get the best auto insurance for you!

Distracted driving endangers not only those behind the wheel but also their passengers, other drivers, and pedestrians. Of the more than 65,000 people killed in car crashes over the past two years, one in 10 crashes involved at least one distracted driver. For every accident and/or ticket your insurance rate will go up.

     Getting married is one of the biggest milestone events in your life. Sometimes individuals do not understand how your insurance is affected when you bring on a spouse. There are a few things that all newlyweds should know about their insurance once you’ve gotten married and/or considering getting married in the near future. This article will lay out some things that you can consider when it comes to insuring yourself and your new spouse. Here are eight insurance tips for newlyweds that you must know.

 1. Location Insurance Tips  For Newlyweds

Consider purchasing homes close to fire hydrants and fire stations. Purchasing a home close to these location may cost less to insure.

Since there is so much great information in this article we had to divide it into a two-part series. Stay tuned for PART 2 which will be come out in a few days. Without further a do, let's get started. As you've already found out, in today’s society everyone knows that insurance is a very important factor in both your monthly budget, and your ability to accrue wealth. You need insurance for your car, home, health, life, property, etc. and along with every insurance coverage that you buy comes both a bill, and a mountain of paperwork filled with fine print that you have to navigate through. We understand the difficulties that face consumers everyday, and we are doing our best to help them through the process. Here are 5 facts that affect your car insurance premiums.

 3 Tips for a Safe New Year’s Eve

No Drinking & Driving                                                

We all know  New Year’s Eve is a fun way to celebrate the last year & ring in the new one. It might be even be enjoyed  with some alcohol. Before you toast your champagne at midnight, make sure you’ve got a designated driver to drive you home at the end of the night or just stay put. While it may not be fun for the DD, it is definitely NOT fun to get pulled over, have a vehicle accident, or worse.  A few sips & getting behind the wheel could have costly long term effects on your auto insurance premiums, your life & the lives of others.