Back to school time calls for big list of things to do. Your kids will need new clothes, the right supplies, and trip to the doctor for a sports physical. If they’re driving — or are about to — you may also need to update your child’s auto insurance. Kids are different during the school
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When you own an RV, you need more than auto insurance to protect your assets. Your auto policy is not likely to have coverage to protect an RV, even if it is pulled by a vehicle rather than driven. Before you assume that your policy protects the RV, be smart and review your current coverage.
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When your teen gets a job in pizza delivery for the summer, it may seem that he or she has the appropriate coverage for the vehicle. The problem is that even a part time delivery job can put your teen at risk because he or she is driving more often. Review the Current Plan Before
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When you hire a babysitter to take care of your children, it may be necessary for him or her to drive children to extracurricular activities. Although the babysitter is not a family member, your coverage will protect your children and the sitter from possible problems. The average auto insurance plan will protect any driver as
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