Save Money on Auto Insurance
After 30+ years with a certain insurance company, we are contemplating making a change. We have 5 autos insured with this company yet they don’t feel we are worth giving a discount for our loyalty. Perhaps it is time to look elsewhere.
I just saw, on my friend Rebecca’s blog, that free auto insurance quotes are available at Premium Auto Insurance.net. That means it is easy to compare rates. Hallelujah! I was dreading the chore of calling individual insurance providers. It seems as if, once they get your name, they hound you to get you to buy. That reminds me of a car salesman. We always look at new cars on the lot, but, only on Sunday! muwahaha!
At PremiumAutoInsurance.net, it is simple to compare insurers in my neck of the woods. I simply enter my zip code to bring up available insurers in my area.
From there, I am able to compare types of coverage offered by multiple competing companies. I can make an informed decision and one that will save me money. So, not only do I save time but I save money too and it is all done online with the click of my mouse!
Because I like that cute Justin Case, the spokesman for Safe Auto, I compared rates at that company. I am pleased with the results when compared to the rates we have now. I also checked out other well known companies like Geiko and was amazed at the savings.
It looks like the time for a change has arrived. Check out Premium Auto Insurance.net and get the lowest rates on your auto insurance. We all need to save money!
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October 19th, 2009 at 4:30 pm
I read you post on auto insurance. I was wondering if you had any suggestions on dental insurance. I am interested in finding a dentist and orthodontist that specialists in children. I am very disappointed in my dental insurance coverage and would welcome any tips or leads. I recently read this and thought I would share it with the world: ““MUCH has been said and written about the tens of millions of Americans without health insurance. But often overlooked in these discussions is another vital medical statistic: more than 100 million Americans go without dental coverage. Many employer-sponsored health care plans do not include dental insurance, and those that do will typically offer only limited benefits. Individual private insurance is often too costly to be feasible. And Medicaid and Medicare offer only limited safety nets.” (Walecia Konrad, “Patient Money – How to Manage Dental Costs, With or Without Insurance,” The New York Times, September 5, 2009)
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