Whether you’re driving to the grocery store or taking a road trip to a national park, you want to know that your family is tucked away in a safe and reliable vehicle. Every year, car manufacturers create new vehicles with more advanced safety features, so there are plenty of options for you to choose from. […]
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If you’re shopping for an alternative-energy vehicle on a budget, a used electric vehicle might be a good fit for you. There are numerous perks that come with purchasing an electric vehicle, including tax credits. Sadly, the electric vehicle tax credit does not apply to used cars. You can find other used electric vehicle perks
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Nowadays, most Americans have one or more credit cards, and many companies offer rewards, such as points or cash back, to customers who make large purchases with their cards. Paying for a car with a credit card is one way to earn rewards, but not all car dealers accept credit cards. You can pay with
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A car insurance quote is an estimate of how much you’ll pay for a car insurance policy based on your personal details. Comparing quotes is the process of gathering multiple quotes from different carriers to see which one offers the best prices. We break down everything you need to know about car insurance quotes, including
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When it comes to purchasing life insurance, you can rest assured that you’re making a wise decision. It’s imperative that you speak with a qualified insurance specialist serving your area to make sure all of your insurance needs are being met. Here’s a quick overview of the most six most common benefits you’ll likely gain
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ATTENTION!! Any groups that are currently set up to take advantage of Section 125 for areas of their health plan: The IRS has issued a bulletin 2020-29 that will allow group health plans to allow employees to make mid-year changes to Section 125 elections. These changes are not mandatory. Below is a summary: Employees who declined
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Our insurance companies recognize the far-reaching consequences of the current pandemic. One of them is lost income while businesses are shut down. Most, if not all, of the companies we represent enacted a “no late fee, no cancellation” policy to address this need. If you must defer payments, call your insurance company directly and speak
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Guidelines offer relaxed requirements to maintain coverage plus a special enrollment period to get people enrolled due to COVID https://iop-odi-content.s3.amazonaws.com/static/Legal/Bulletins/Documents/2020-03.pdf
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Five reasons people make buying life insurance anything but top priority Buying life insurance rarely makes the top 10 on our to-do lists—and we have plenty of excuses as to why. Here are top reasons people push it off, and why that might not be the best idea: Insurance for Every Stage of Life “I’m
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