By admin on Feb 22, 2010 in Insurance, News | comments(0)
Insurance costs are a large portion of many families’ budgets. And, insurance fraud increases those costs, by an average of $200 to $300 annually, per family, according to the Michigan Insurance Fraud Awareness Coalition.
By admin on Feb 19, 2010 in Automotive, Insurance, News | comments(0)
An organization dedicated to reducing auto theft in Michigan reports that while there has been a decline in auto theft in the state, incidents of insurance fraud and component theft have …
By admin on Feb 8, 2010 in Automotive, Insurance | comments(0)
Fremont Insurance, a Michigan-exclusive property and casualty insurance carrier, has been named as the endorsed insurer of the Michigan Retailers Association (MRA). This is the second consecutive …
By admin on Jan 21, 2010 in Automotive, Education, Insurance, News | comments(0)
The Detroit auto show hosted a field trip and educational outing for thousands of high school students Wednesday. More than 4,000 students from 70 schools in Michigan and the Midwest descended on Cobo Center for Automotive Education Day, sponsored by State Farm Insurance.
By admin on Jan 7, 2010 in Insurance | comments(0)
State Sen. Hansen Clarke has jumped into the Michigan governor’s race now that Lt. Gov. John Cherry has decided not to run. Auto insurance reform will likely figure prominently in Clarke’s bid for …
By admin on Jan 7, 2010 in Insurance, News | comments(0)
Foremost Insurance Group is offering a new auto insurance program in Maryland that includes increased limit and deductible options. The new program, called DistinctChoice Auto, includes …
By admin on Dec 28, 2009 in Insurance | comments(0)
The Michigan Senate adjourned before Christmas without taking action on a property/casualty insurance bill package already passed by the House of Representatives. The package would, among other …
By admin on Dec 16, 2009 in Insurance, News | comments(0)
The Michigan House has passed legislation that would change how auto insurance rates could be set in the state.
By admin on Dec 16, 2009 in Automotive, Credit, Education, Insurance, News | comments(0)
The Michigan House has passed legislation that would change how auto insurance rates could be set in the state. A bill that would prohibit using a driver’s education level, credit history or occupation to determine rates passed by a 57-47 vote Wednesday.
By admin on Dec 2, 2009 in Automotive, Insurance, News | comments(0)
(Trenton, 12/2/2009) Auto insurance premiums in New Jersey are down for a third straight year.