Top ten auto insurance providers that excel in consumer satisfaction
July 7, 2011 by Gabriel Cover · Leave a Comment
According to a study conducted by J.D. Power and Associates, the California-based market information services company Amica has won accolades with the highest consumer satisfaction score for auto insurance companies. This is as per the information that has just been released in the ‘2011 US National Auto Insurance Study.’
Customer satisfaction was measured using five factors such as policy offerings, interaction with customer, billing and payment, as well as claims. Acc
How To Get a Cheap Car Insurance?
June 27, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
Driving will be a passion for many people. But the risk involved in it is not a silly thing to take care. The busy roads may feels as a challenge to drive faster. Young people may find it to be very enthusiastic to drive faster. But all these can harm us due to the carelessness that we may make in a second or due to the carelessness of some other drivers. This fact is important for you to think about car insurance.
Now there are many ways to get cheap auto insurance policies. But you should be ready to put some effort to find a suitable policy for you from an automobile insurance company. Internet is the best way for you to find some good insurance companies. Read more…
Wet weather causes havoc on the roads of Cape Town
June 24, 2011 by Lilly Hudson · Leave a Comment
Cape Town 24 June 2011
ER24 paramedics in the Cape district had their hands full today thus far, as they attended to no less than 12 motor vehicle collisions.
The collisions occurred in various regions all over the Cape and ranged in severity. The first of many collisions occurred this morning on Old Paarl road. 2 people died at the scene and 17 others sustained various injuries ranging from scrapes and bruises to multiple broken bones. Old Paarl road incident
The rain continued to torment the Capetonian motorist’s as a flurry of 11 other collisions occurred. The
Enjoying the Small Moments on Memorial Day
June 23, 2011 by Lilly Hudson · Leave a Comment
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As a veteran, Memorial Day means a lot of gratitude to many people whom I’ve never seen and don’t know.
In towns and cities across the nation, veteran memorials commemorate all those who have fallen. When I read the names etched into these memorials, I try to imagine what their lives were like. Chances are, they were short. But usually I don’t think about them going to war and dying, just about what they were missing back home.
While serving in the military, I found myself missing the small things from home. Like
Judges Named as Courts Prepare for Arguments on Health Care Law
June 22, 2011 by Hamish Hillary · Leave a Comment
Three judges who will preside over the June 8 arguments involving a constitutional challenge to health care reform have been named by the federal appeals court in Atlanta. The judges will hear the Obama administrations appeal of a Florida judges ruling that struck down the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
26 States Look to Declare Law Unconstitutional
Chief Judge Joel Dubina of Montgomery, who was appointed in 1990 by President George H.W. Bush, will join Judges Stanley Marcus of Miami and Frank Hull of Atlanta who were both appointed by President Bill Clinton in 1997 as they work to determine the constitutionality of health care reform.
Last year, U.S.
How The No Claims Bonus Works With Van Insurance
June 22, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
If you have small van insurance then odds are you have a van for business purposes, right? If this is the case then the one thing you are probably wanting to do is get as many discounts as you possibly can in order to stop paying the insurance company more than they should get. What most people don’t know about van insurance is almost all insurance companies will give you a no claims bonus if you don’t file a claim with them after so long. What this means is that after a year you will get a small bonus (discount) and then after another year you will get another bonus (additional discount). The Read more…