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Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Free Auto Insurance Online

By Carl Pratts

In today's world, you can transact, buy, and search anything on the internet. And in the car insurance industry both the car insurance company and the clients are taking this as an advantage. The car insurance company can save money on resources needed to prepare a quote and the clients such as you is saving money on gas and specially saving your time.

In spite of everything, you should take precautions when filling up form on those car insurance websites that offers online car insurance quote. Some of them are just collecting information and some are just doing it for profit. But don't worry; I have tips so you can be safe out there.

Never pay for a car insurance quote. It will be free and must be.

Make sure the car insurance company protects your personal information. Read their privacy policy just to be sure.

Check your states department of insurance and see if the car insurance company is there. It would be a big problem if you're paying and not knowing you are being scammed.

You can also check in your sates department of insurance if there is dissatisfaction complaint when it comes to service and claims.

A good sign of a good car insurance website offers real-time and precise quote.

Once you are done checking the car insurance company, the next task that's need to be done is to find the most affordable free auto insurance quote. Insurance quotes will differ from company to company; some will offer you the same rate while others will offer you half the others rate. But never fall for a cheap rate in exchange for a lousy service or coverage. This is another reason why you should compare quotes and at the same time learn as much as you can about a given car insurance company.

As a final word, review as many quotes as you can, pick the car insurance company that offers the most reasonable rate and don't forget to do a background check about the car insurance company before signing that deal. - 23211

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A Look at Obtaining Disability Insurance

By Irene Mmari

Making fiscal arrangements if you are incapable of working should not be forgotten to when you have a spare five minutes and so disability insurance needs be taken seriously, A scenario where a person, who brings money into the house, cannot work is one that is played out by thousands every day. This type of situation causes additional tension so disability protection can act as a safety net while you are incapacitated. Statistics show that a person is more likely to have an extended break period from their normal work place, owing to accident or injury, and need disability cover, than they are to die before they reach 65 years old.

Regrettably, this fact is often overlooked when life insurance insurance coverage is being arranged. Trying to convince a worker of forty they will in all probability need 90 days off through injury before they give up work is hard work. Disability insurance by its very nature can be pricey therefore obtaining the best possible rates available is imperative for someone on a budget.

Although calculating the premium can be a complex process, the largest element involved is the income level the claimant needs. One method of lowering the policy premium is arranging for the plan to 'kick in' only after the incapacity has lasted for a set period of time.And so effectively reducing the possibility of claiming on the insurance. Alternatively the policy holder could call for a shorter cover period which would only cater for short periods off work, This can be a risky move if the period of incapacity is longer than the period arranged for payment.

Even these plans are not full proof because they will guarantee only a fraction of the pay which means that other arrangements will have to be made. There are two insurance policy options available, the first is short term disability insurance which only covers the claimant for a few months of incapacity.

Irrespective of the type of insurance you have, payments for disability are made regularly, every week or month until the end of the incapacitation or the policy, whichever come first. Below are listed thusme areas that should be looked at when researching the benefits of any health policy:

Any previous medical problems Will the benefit be tax free? How long the payments are made Whether your occupation will increase the price of premiums

Remember that not all disability insurance policies will cover you with the same percentage of your original salary. This percentage of your income paid by your insurance plan can be as little as forty percent or as much as seventy percent, so you can see there is quite some variation. This one fact amongst all of them should be the most important one to check on in detail because once you are incapacitated it is too late. - 23211

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6 Often Seen Home Insurance Mistakes Which You May Lose You Everything

By Donald Saunders

Taking out the correct property and casualty insurance cover may not be particularly high on your list of financial priorities and, compared with things like investment decisions and estate planning issues, questions about the language in your homeowners plan could seem hardly worthy of consideration. However, the more successful you are, the more involved your asset-protection requirements are likely to be-and the more you have to lose. Suppose, for example, that in addition to your primary residence-a historic home-you also own a house at the beach and a condo in the city.

For example, let us assume that your properties are in 3 different states, the value of your collection of Abstract Expressionist paintings has risen quickly and you recently volunteered to serve as a director of of a charity. Virtually every aspect of this present situation could cost you dearly.

Insurance laws vary considerably from one state to the next, different kinds of property need specialized coverage and collections of art and other unique items might be hard to protect fully. In The Meantime, serving on the board of a non-profit organization could land you with additional personal liability.

Safeguarding yourself, your family and your property could mean having to buy additional coverage, although additional insurance isn't necessarily the answer. Rather, it's vital to review all of your needs, think about specialized policies and coordinate your coverage with other facets of your financial situation.

Here are 6 different shortcomings that could turn out to be very costly.

1. Leaving gaps in your homeowner's cover.

Any homeowner needs to look at their cover on a regular basis so as to keep up with rising replacement costs. But, insuring different kinds of property in different locales presents special challenges. If you buy insurance from more than one carrier you might be faced with several different limitations, rules, and policy renewal dates. For instance, the liability limit on the policy covering a second home might fall below the minimum on an excess liability plan designed to complement the insurance cover on your primary home and you could end up up being responsible for the difference.

2. Brushing Aside the unique characteristics of your property.

One of the perks of affluence is having the money to own great homes but one of the drawbacks is that These may be hard to insure adequately. Normal homeowner's coverage is not going to pay for the hard-to-find materials and craftsmanship necessary to rebuild that 19th century property you have lovingly restored. Coastal properties could well be subjected to hurricane damage, while a home in the mountains of California could be subject to wildfires or earthquakes.

3. Inadequate insurance for collectibles and art.

Normal homeowner's policies place a limit on coverage for the loss of hings like antiques, furs, and other valuables. And while you could arrange additional cover, insuring the true value of an art collection will usually mean buying a specialized plan which addresses several critical issues.

4. Forgetting to organize insurance for employees.

When an individual works for you or your family as, for instance, a nanny, landscaper or personal assistant you could have a liability for medical expenses and lost wages if that worker is hurt while at work. Various states require household employers to pay into a workers compensation fund while in other states this is optional. However, providing such insurance may be obligatory for ensuring your financial well being.

5. Neglecting your liability as a member of a board of directors.

Some form of excess liability coverage might help protect you if you are sued as a director of a nonprofit's board or, for more comprehensive protection, you may want to consider taking out special directors liability insurance.

6. Failing to get regular plan reviews and updates.

Your finances are not static and neither are your insurance needs. The value of a collection might increase, home renovations may mean an increase in the value of your home and the re-titling of assets as part of your estate plan or as a result of divorce, a death in the family, or the birth of a child may require changes to your plan. Even lacking any significant events, you will undoubtedly need a comprehensive review of your insurance cover at least every two years. - 23211

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Long Island Street Racing

By LJ James

I recently took a trip back in time to Long Island NY's past! No I was not in a Delorean. I was actually in a 1929 Model A Ford,It was one of many in a pack of Model A Fords.My trip back in time was hosted by members of the Model A Ford Club of Long Island. The Club Established in 1959 is one of the oldest and largest Model A Clubs in the U.S. The Trip took me back in time to Long Islands distant past,Way Back before the LIE back before even the Northern and Southern State Parkways.All the way back to the glory days of William K. Vanderbilt Jr's Long Island Motor Parkway. The Motor Parkway or the LIMP has been forgotten by many.Portions of it can still be found across the Island some parts are even still in use now going under other names. I must admit I knew almost nothing of the Long Island Motor Parkway before this trip back but as I learned about its history and how it was a major part of shaping the Island we all know and love today, I became very interested in learning more and I would like to share with you a little of what I have learned.

The history of William K. Vanderbilt Jr's Motor Parkway began on June 6th 1908 when its construction started. It was one of the first concrete roads in the Nation and it was the first to use Bridges and over passes so as to not have any intersections. The Motor parkway reached its almost full length of 45 miles from Queens to Lake Ronkonkoma in 1911 with 65 Bridges and many twists and turns.(There was a 2 and a Half mile western extension built in 1928)

The Motor Parkways History of racing is that of legend and still remembered by many Long Island race fans, William K.Vanderbilt Jr was an avid race fan and racer. He often raced in America and France. Disappointed by the lack of Americans winning any of the races he started the Vanderbilt Cup races in 1904 here on Long Island. The race was an international event and would pit 16 Drivers against each other for the prize of the $2000 Silver Cup which was designed by Tiffany & Co.The Cup was the first major trophy in American auto racing. The Races where first held on 30 miles of local roads in Nassau County.These Races where the Beginning of America's love affair with auto racing.In 1906 when two spectators where killed and many others injured by a racing car on Jericho turnpike near the intersection of what is known today as NY Routes 106 and 107, Vanderbilt and friends soon came up with the idea for the Long Island Motor Parkway. The Cup Races where Successfully held on Long Island in conjunction with the Motor Parkway Until 1910 when four spectators where killed and twenty injured.

With the Cup races gone the Motor parkway became purely an access route with a toll of $2.00 and was used mostly by New York's rich looking to hit the party circuit or to go for Sunday Drives and of course by those just looking to drive really fast.The Motor parkway was a privately owned toll road with no speed limit, No Commercial Traffic and because it was privately owned it was off limits to law enforcement. During Prohibition the Parkway gained a reputation as a rum runners road as bootleggers started using the road to transport alcohol.In 1917 the toll was lowered to $1.00 and when more Drivers started using the Motor Parkway to travel across Long Island the speed limit was reduced to 40 mph and local Police where aloud to begin patrolling the parkway to improve traffic safety. An estimated 150,000 cars per year used the Motor parkway at its prime. There where 12 toll lodges along the parkway and the toll lodges have a great story all their own. The Long Island Motor Parkway Continued on until Easter Sunday,April 16th 1938 when it was forced to close. The Motor Parkway even after reducing its toll again to only 40 cents was No longer able to Compete with Robert Moses State of the art Toll free Northern State Parkway. After its Closer the Motor Parkway was split up and sold off, Many of its Bridges destroyed and roads forgotten.Although some Remaining Sections of this Historic Parkway like the 13 Mile eastern most Section in Suffolk still remain in use Most of the Parkway and its History has gone forgotten until recent years.

Members of the Model A Ford Club of Long Island had known about a section of the Long Island Motor Parkway with one of its Bridges still standing hidden away behind Old Bethpage Village and Restoration on Round Swamp Road in Old Bethpage Where the Club holds its Monthly meetings. For those of you who don't know Old Bethpage Village and Restoration is a pre-Civil War Long Island Village with more than 55 historic buildings and a place where anyone of us can travel back in time for the day.I'm sure most of you out there from Long Island will remember it from field trips back in your School days.Well It is all still there with its same historic Magic and those old fashion Sodas and Candies you remember. I have found Old Bethpage to be the perfect place for a first Date! It will not only take you back threw time but it will make you feel like a Kid all over again. In the early Months of 2007 the members of the Model A Ford Club of Long Island started Clearing away what time and neglect had covered up. Then in May 2007 after much hard work the Members of the Model A Ford Club of Long Island got together at Old Bethpage Village and Restoration and took the first Cruise since its closing on their own private piece of the Motor Parkway and Long Islands History. Mark Adler and his 1931 Model A Coop had the Honor of leading the Group and being the first the travel on it! Long Island has some great History and We must always remember We need to save our Historic Buildings and Land marks!!!

For more info about this article go to the Model A Ford Club of Long Island's webpage at www.freewebs.com/modela

While researching this story one thing that kept coming to my mind was that if Long Island is one of the first place's where Auto Racing in the US began then doesn't that mean that Auto Racing really needs to stay here? Lets reclaim the Glory!!!

Till next time this is your Bro L.J. James AmericanBikerX.com - 23211

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Auto Insurance In California

By Benny Griggs

Every driver in California, whether they own a vehicle or not, is expected to carry car insurance at all times while on the road. In fact, California has passed financial responsibility laws that mandate every driver to be able to compensate anyone they happen to injure or any property damaged/destroyed should the said driver manage to cause a car accident.

California's financial responsibility rules also states that every driver should have financial capacity to compensate anyone they manage to injure, including any property damaged or lost, if they are proven at-fault in causing a car accident. One must purchase adequate amounts of liability insurance (e.g. car insurance coverage) to comply with this rule.

Aside from being a state requirement, the right type of car insurance in California also stands to save you thousands of dollars in liability costs if you are sued or damages and injuries after a car crash. Here are the minimum liability insurance coverage amounts you must purchase in a car insurance policy: $15,000 to pay for personal injuries for every person per accident, with a total of $30,000 total personal injury coverage for all individuals per accident, plus an additional $5,000 to as property damage/loss liability coverage.

With the many dedicated car insurance websites and portals available on the Web these days, getting the most affordable car insurance in California is easier than ever! One would only need to run a free car insurance quote check or two to have an accurate idea of all the offers available. This also maximizes your ability to spot the car insurance companies with the policies best fitting your needs and requirements.

Also look into discounts you can get, which is the easiest way to lower your car insurance premiums. Defensive driving courses, installing additional safety devices to minimize injuries in a car crash, and maintaining an excellent driving history, are all sure-fire ways to save hundreds of dollars in your car insurance costs annually. - 23211

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