If you are like most people, the only times you think of reviewing your insurance policy are if you are making a claim or when you get your renewal notice in the mail. But did you know that there are a number of common changes to your driving profile that require you to notify your insurance company or insurance professional?

I am planning on renting a car for March break. Should I buy the collision damage waiver coverage (CDW) from the rental agency? Will my credit card or my car insurance policy cover any damage?

Suppose you have shopped around online and found a lower car insurance rate. Your first thought is likely: â€Å"What do I do about my existing policy?” Do you wait for your renewal date or do you cancel your current policy right away to take advantage of the lower rate?

Believe it or not, insurance fraud costs the insurance industry approximately $3 billion each year. When most people think of insurance fraud, they typically think of organized groups who stage automobile collisions in order to claim medical benefits. But there are other types of insurance fraud that can be just as costly to the insurance industry and ultimately to you.

If you are like most people, the only times you think of reviewing your insurance policy are if you are making a claim or when you get your renewal notice in the mail. But did you know that there are a number of common changes to your driving profile that require you to notify your insurance company or insurance professional?