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Pauline Said:

who offers the best deals on car insurance?

We Answered:

There's no one size fits all cheapest. Some are better with youthful operators, some not. Some are better with lower credit scores than others.

There's no short cut, to find the lowest rate for YOUR situation, you need to shop around to several agents - including at least one independent agent, who can get you quotes to several companies.

Eva Said:

what is the best auto insurance company for 16 yr. olds that has the best deals?

We Answered:

it depends where you live ...i have american family b/c i like my agent alot but progressive offers me cheaper insurance..progressive is a great insurance company..i got hit a month ago and they had my car taken fixed with in 3 days...great prices..great service

Elmer Said:

where do you get the best deals on auto insurance in Cali?

We Answered:

Find an independent agency. They can help you shop around. check out http://www.properlyinsured.com - that agency is based in Marin County, near San Francisco.

Alicia Said:

What is the best company to use for pet insurance?

We Answered:

INSURANCE: See comparison chart: http://www.petinsurancereview.com/dog.as…

Dana Said:

best travel insurance deals (multi trip, starting with Barbados)?

We Answered:

If you are a US resident, Peterson International, an underwriter for Lloyd's of London, has a great program. Your citizenship and current location do not matter, only your legal residency. It's an easy process from a company with a great reputation.

To find out more, check out the link: https://online.piu.org/online_major_medi…

Katie Said:

How Can i be positive that I'm getting the best Insurance Deal?

We Answered:

No one can, here. Insurance is highly personalized - so the BEST bet, for you, is to sit down with a few local agents, and let them whip up about 20 different quotes between them.

Not all companies have the cheapest rates for EVERYONE. Each company will target a particular group of people. The company cheapest for me, might be most expensive for you.

And coverages that suit me, might be not enough for you - or even more than you need.

A couple of hints - if you're FINANCING your car, the second you drive it off the lot, it's worth 20% less than you paid for it. If you put less than 20% down, and you drive off the lot and total the car, more than likely you're going to lose a LOT of money. REGARDLESS of which tree you hit.

An AGENT can help explain why "full coverage" doesn't mean you are fully covered, AND help you pick - AND UNDERSTAND - which coverages you want/need.

You can find a bunch of local agents at www.iiaa.org