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You can't change high prices, but what you can do to save a lot of money is find a lower rate for your auto insurance. More
Feel like your budget is stretched so thin you can no longer afford those little extras that bring you so much pleasure? Here's what to do about it. More
Don't waste your time trying to contact several auto insurance companies individually -- filling out multiple forms just so you can compare prices and plans. More
You haven't spent less than $35 on a tank of gas in months, the family sedan needs four new tires and a brake job, and now, on top of everything else, your teenager just got his learner's permit.  Add skyrocketing insurance rates to the long list of expenses tied to keeping your family mobile. Insurance, however, is one expense you do have the power to reduce - especially if you're a woman with a good driving record. More
People are still out there buying cars, and many of them are looking at used cars. But buying a used vehicle can be risky if you haven't done your research. More
The auto industry is in turmoil, with car companies constantly changing hands and fighting bankruptcy. Could your auto warranty be affected? More
Shopping online is an incredibly efficient way to explore different auto insurance options. Instead of sitting on the phone with agents or filling out forms on various Web sites, you provide information just once and get a variety of quotes instantly, saving you time and money. More
There are a lot of numbers that are important in life, but none quite as influential as your credit score. Having a high credit rating can give you better interest rates on credit cards, car loans and even your mortgage. On the opposite side, a poor credit rating can make many aspects of living difficult. It's important to check your credit score to learn where you stand. Here's how. More
Anytime you have a major life change, you owe it to yourself to review your insurance needs. You may be able to save money or improve your coverage. More
In the current climate of declining property values, higher interest rates, and changes in available mortgage products, many homeowners are losing their hat, their home and their good credit, through no fault of their own. An auto loan with a trend of on-time payments is a great way to reestablish credit. More
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