insurance

Show me the money.

Can this tactic to get around the 2nd Amendment come to Michigan?

Calling all drivers—does your cell phone type correlate with your driving habits?

Republican lawmakers have introduced a new bill which would change us from a "no-fault" state to a "pure tort system" state. The end result would save everyone money monthly but may limit what is covered in terms of any injuries you have as a result of a crash.

A new poll conducted and released by the Kaiser Family Foundation states that more people want ObamaCare fixed not repealed. The new poll said they found that approximately 4 out of 5 people want the Trump Administration to fix the ObamaCare health insurance law rather than repeal it...

Michigan Senate Insurance Committee might pass an auto insurance bill that would no longer have unlimited medical insurance.

A new survey by InsuranceQuotes.com found that Michigan has the highest automobile insurance in the nation. As being reported by the Detroit Free Press Michigan drivers are paying more than double, approimately136% above, the national average of $815 a year, again according to a report by insuranceQuotes.com....

Would it be fair to let some out-of-the-state, mandated, unlimited medical care coverage intervene when it comes to auto accidents? Well, apparently State Sen. Virgil Smith (D-Detroit) and Sen. Joe Hune (R-Hamburg) think so. I just finished reading an article in the Detroit News that informed me that Senator Smith and Hune have introduced a bill that would do just that...