Insurance resources

Are you among the millions of Americans who’ve started working from home in recent years? If so, use this opportunity to assess your car insurance policy and see how you can start saving.

New drivers usually see higher car insurance rates, but they don’t have to break the bank. Explore smart ways to cut costs, like driving a safer car and using available discounts.

For low-income families and drivers on a budget, finding affordable and reliable car insurance isn’t always easy. But with these tips—from comparing quotes to asking about discounts—you can do it.

Learn how car insurance scores are calculated, their impact on your rates, and how they differ from credit scores. Plus, get tips to help improve your score and lower your premiums.

Looking to learn about auto liability insurance? We run through the basics, identify the risks liability car insurance covers, and describe how it can help protect you following an accident.

Your car insurance deductible is the amount you pay out-of-pocket for vehicle repairs before your car insurance company pays the rest. We explain how this works—and what to consider when choosing deductibles.

Fall is prime time for off-roading, but it comes with unique challenges. Learn how you can reduce your risk with the right off-road insurance coverage for your ATV, UTV, dirt bike, or snowmobile.

Filing an auto insurance claim after an accident can help protect you financially—and get you back on the road quicker. In this article, we guide you step-by-step through filing your claim.

If you’ve been an accident and your car or motorcycle needs repairs, a rental vehicle can help you get around. And with rental reimbursement coverage, your insurance company could help pay for it.

While it’s easy to assume every car accident has an “at-fault” driver, that’s not necessarily the case—at least as far as insurance goes. Our guide explains how no-fault auto insurance works.

Finding a legitimate, trustworthy repair shop to fix your vehicle after an accident shouldn’t be complicated. Our step-by-step guide can help you through the process.

If you’ve noticed your auto insurance rates increasing recently and you’re not sure why, you probably have questions. In this article, we address several factors behind rate increases.

What is “full coverage” car insurance? Well, it’s not actually a policy—and its meaning can vary from one insurance provider to another. Learn about coverages, costs, and considerations with our guide.

Get to know how car insurance typically covers theft—from a stolen vehicle, to stolen parts, and even items stolen from your car. Do you have the appropriate coverage if you look and it’s gone?

How much your motorcycle insurance policy costs depends on several factors—from your ZIP code to your riding history. In this article, we discuss these variables, plus ways you can start saving.

Thinking about getting liability car insurance? It’s a good choice if you’re on a tight budget and have an older car. But for newer cars—and added protection—“full coverage” may be the right call.

Renters insurance doesn’t cover a stolen vehicle, but it could cover belongings stolen in a break-in. Learn the limits of your renters insurance policy, and when auto insurance applies instead.

Why do your car insurance rates increase after an accident? We break down key factors like fault, severity, and driving history—and provide tips to help minimize any rate increases.

Property damage liability insurance is required in most states and helps cover you if you cause an accident. Without it, you’d have to pay out of pocket for damage to the other person’s car and property.

If you’re hurt in a car accident, both medical payments coverage and personal injury protection (PIP) coverages can help. But what’s the difference between these coverages? Read our guide to find out.

If you’re at fault in an accident, bodily injury liability insurance can help cover the other party’s medical costs. Learn more about this important—and frequently required—coverage.

Whether you’re reviewing your policy, shopping around, or even purchasing a new vehicle, there are ways to manage your car insurance costs—even when rates change. Check out this article for some tips.

If you own an off-road vehicle, it may not be covered under your auto or motorcycle policy. See how purchasing off-road insurance can help protect you and your ORV.

To avoid costly errors in your car insurance decisions, read our guide highlighting four common mistakes to steer clear of when choosing the best coverage for your needs.

When you move to a new state, staying insured is crucial. This guide explains how, why, and when to update your car insurance policy when moving to a new state.

Many collision accidents involve stationary objects, rather than other moving vehicles. In both cases, collision insurance helps cover damage to your car following an accident. Learn more about what collision insurance covers—and what it doesn’t.

Comprehensive insurance helps you out if your car is damaged by things like weather, fire, animals, or vandalism. Find out what else you need to know about this important coverage.

The first step to buying car insurance—or reviewing your current policy—is understanding how it works and what it can protect. This guide provides the info you need to know.

Searching for a new car insurance plan and trying to understand the variables? Review these five essential car insurance facts to help you find a policy that aligns with your needs and budget.

For senior drivers, staying covered and legal with car insurance—at the right price point—is crucial. Our guide to car insurance for seniors addresses coverages, discounts, rate changes, and more.

Canceling your motorcycle insurance when your bike is in storage for the winter may seem like an easy way to save money. But the risks of not carrying motorcycle insurance in winter outweigh the rewards.

Millions of drivers carry nonstandard auto insurance because they’re considered high-risk—due to low credit, accident history, or other factors. Learn how nonstandard car insurance works with our guide.

Several factors can lead you to being labeled a high-risk driver, from a DUI to a low credit score. With this guide, we’ll help you learn the fundamentals of high-risk auto insurance.

Car insurance can help provide peace of mind knowing you’re covered in case of an accident. But what happens if your coverage lapses? Learn everything you need to know about what a lapse in coverage means for you and your car insurance.

If you drive without insurance, you create risks for yourself and those around you. Learn about the exposures you may face if you go without car insurance.

For drivers new to the United States, you need to find and buy car insurance—but it shouldn’t be complicated. This guide outlines the key factors you need to consider, from your citizenship status to the requirements of the state you call home.

When you’re planning for college, the last thing you want to worry about is auto insurance. We’ve got you covered. Learn how to find the coverage you need at a price that works for you.

Whether you’re a longtime motorcycle rider or you’re picking out your first bike, choosing the right motorcycle insurance coverage is key to being a responsible owner. Check out this 101 guide to get started.

From types of coverage to discounts to the factors that go into your insurance costs, we cover three key questions to ask before buying motorcycle insurance.

Buying cheap car insurance with no deposit required sounds ideal, but it can be tricky. With this article, we outline several tips for finding budget-friendly auto insurance—without getting scammed.

Your car is your lifeline. When it’s in the shop for days, or you’re replacing it, renting is a great way to keep you moving forward. But does your car insurance cover rentals? Let’s discuss car rental insurance options to help you stay protected.

Wondering what happens to your car insurance costs when you get a ticket? We discuss the ways a speeding ticket can affect your insurance.

Auto insurance requirements, terms, and options can be overwhelming. We want to equip you with the basic knowledge to help you determine the coverage you need that’ll help keep you safe and legal while driving. Check it out!

If you have a moped or scooter, you may be wondering if you should insure it. Here’s what you need to know about insuring your new ride.

Looking for car insurance options after a DUI? We answer three of the most commonly asked questions about this topic to help you.

A new car requires new insurance. But you'll need to select the right coverage before you take the car off the dealer’s lot. We answer some common questions about buying insurance.

Effective Jan. 1, 2020, the writing and renewal of named driver policies will be prohibited in Texas by House Bill 259. Those affected may receive a notice of nonrenewal via mail toward the end of the policy term.

For some motorcycle riders, winter is the end of the riding season. While the bike is stored away, they may be tempted to cancel their insurance coverage to save money. But that can be a gamble. We take a look at some of the things to consider first.

Auto insurance laws are different in Mexico. You’ll need specialized coverage to protect yourself and your vehicle.

Affordable insurance that meets our needs is something we all look for. In Ohio, one option is an FR Bond. We explain what it is and how it works differently from what’s often called an SR22 or SR22 Bond.

Oregon’s Little Dragon is a hidden gem loved by experienced motorcycle riders. Plan this adventurous ride with our map, safety tips, weather info, and more.

Every region of the United States offers scenic roadways and a chance to see what makes this country special. It’s especially true in the Midwest. We’ve picked 7 of our favorite motorcycle tours to give you a preview.

Experience Wyoming’s epic Chief Joseph Scenic Byway by motorcycle. Ride winding curves, visit historic sites, and enjoy mountain views that stay with you long after the ride.

Plan your next ride along the Ohio River Scenic Byway—452 miles winding through Ohio’s historic river towns. Get ride tips, weather info, and route details.

Ride 150 miles of sweeping curves, desert cliffs, and ancient rock—our guide helps you plan the perfect Utah–Wyoming loop around the Flaming Gorge Reservoir.

National Motorcycle Day celebrates the positive impact riders, motorcycle clubs, and the motorcycle industry at large have on communities. Learn how you can join in the fun.

Explore today’s most talked-about electric motorcycles—from budget-friendly scooters to superbikes with serious power. Compare prices, range, and specs in one spot.

From cruisers to sportbikes, every motorcycle has its pros and cons. Learn about the different types and how to choose the best fit for your riding style.

Steamboat Springs' epic snowmobile trails offer deep "champagne powder," diverse terrain, and thrilling backcountry access near the Continental Divide. Plan your ultimate sled adventure today!

Explore the UP’s Tahquamenon Falls State Park snowmobile trail—44 miles of scenic riding from Newberry to Paradise. Get trail tips, safety info, and trip-planning guidance.

Explore 800 miles of backcountry adventure, epic climbs, and unforgettable powder on Wyoming’s Continental Divide Snowmobile Trail system. Get ride details, safety tips, and lodging recommendations.

Eagle River, WI, is the Snowmobile Capital of the World®. With 500+ miles of trails, learn why it’s a top destination for riders. Trail maps, safety tips, and warm-up spots await in our guide.

Explore Kansas’ Flint Hills Scenic Byway by motorcycle. Our guide offers directions, suggested attractions, weather info, and more.

First-time motorcycle owner? From new rider skills and safety gear to basic maintenance, explore essential tips to ride with confidence!

Experience the thrill of Wyoming's Black Hills snowmobile system with 2,500+ miles of trails. From fresh powder to groomed routes accessing South Dakota, plan your adventure with our detailed trail guide.

Marquette County is a top snowmobiling destination with 400+ miles of routes along Lake Superior’s 83-mile shoreline. Riders enjoy fresh powder with 150 inches of snow annually. Plan your MI getaway today!