SCOTT FERNICOLA·Sep 24What Arizona Drivers Should Know About Windshield Insurance Claims, ADAS Calibration and Their…A cracked windshield in Arizona can look like a simple insurance claim.A response icon1A response icon1
Phil Lemon·Aug 17Totaled Your Car? Don’t Let the Insurance Company Lowball YouThe Insider’s Guide to Fighting Unfair Valuation Reports and Recovering Every Dollar You’re Owed.A response icon1A response icon1
SCOTT FERNICOLA·Aug 6Cracked Glass in the Copper State: What Arizona Drivers Need to Know About Windshield LawsCracked Glass in the Copper State: What Arizona Drivers Need to Know About Windshield Laws
Brian Muse·Jul 20The Best Financial Decisions Usually Feel BoringThe financial decisions that change your life rarely make headlines. They’re usually the quiet ones you almost forget you made.A response icon1A response icon1
Brian Muse·Jun 8Why Insurance Feels Like a Subscription Nobody UnderstandsMost people don’t think about insurance until something goes wrong. By then, they’re trying to understand years of decisions in a matter of…
Adam·May 255 Reasons Your Car Insurance Bill Goes Up After a Not-At-Fault AccidentA driver gets rear-ended at a red light. Police report names the other driver. No one disputes fault. Six months later, the renewal notice…
Adam·May 167 Insurance Calculations That Get Rewritten the Day You Buy an EVThe shock isn’t the sticker. It’s the insurance quote that lands two weeks later, when your new EV is sitting in the garage and your old…
Adam·May 55 Numbers That Decide Whether You Should Drop Full Coverage on Your Older CarFull coverage costs an extra $937 a year compared to liability only, on average across the U.S. [1][2]. On a paid-off car worth $5,000…
Adam·Apr 305 Forces Driving Your Car Insurance Up That Have Nothing to Do With Your DrivingI’ll spare you the suspense. If your car insurance went up at renewal this year, you’re not imagining it. The Bureau of Labor Statistics’…
Adam·Apr 297 Ways Insurance Companies Lowball Your Total Loss Settlement (And How to Push Back)After your car is totaled, the insurer’s first offer is rarely the final number. It’s an opening. Calculated from a database of comparables…
