If someone borrows your car, does car insurance cover you?
If you let your friend borrow your car, and they cause an accident, your car insurance will be primarily liable.
Read moreIf you let your friend borrow your car, and they cause an accident, your car insurance will be primarily liable.
Read moreMany auto and homeowners insurance policies may protect you while you are on vacation. Check out these top 4 ways your insurance company protects you!
Read morePlanning to make extra money while you're away by renting your home on Airbnb? You probably need additional insurance beyond your current homeowners insurance policy.
Read moreInsurance reviews make a difference in consumers’ buying behavior for a wide range of reasons and many report trusting them as much as personal recommendations.
Read moreWhile many consumers still want to buy insurance through an agent, findings showed nearly 75% of consumers would trust independent online insurance reviews.
Read moreGenerally speaking, if you are driving a rental car for personal use, not commercial use, your own car insurance policy should transfer to the rental car if the rental car is of similar value to your personal car.
Read moreDo you live in a tornado-prone area? Understand what that means for you and learn about tips to prepare your home to avoid homeowners insurance claims.
Read moreDoes homeowners insurance cover pools? Learn more about pool requirements and insurance costs as having a pool can increase your premiums by 10-50%.
Read moreThe most basic way to describe umbrella coverage is that it is extra liability coverage. If there are damages involved in an accident — either at your home, or in a vehicle — that exceed the limits of your policy, you are responsible for them out of pocket without umbrella insurance.
Read moreThis car insurance guide from Clearsurance will help you understand all of the different car insurance coverages and what they mean.
Read moreDiscover how grills and BBQs affect your home insurance, with rates from $74 per month. Safeguard your home from fire risks caused by grills and BBQs today.
Read moreConsidering adding a personal property rider to your homeowners insurance policy? Learn what a rider is and its affect on your valuables and insurance policy.
Read moreYou finally commit to a home improvement project, but how will your homeowners insurance be affected? To ensure your homeowners policy reflects the improvements or upgrades, you should take pictures of the work that was done and update your policy.
Read moreClearsurance hires Stacy Varney as the Chief Marketing Officer, taking on a leadership role as it builds its insurance company reviews and rating platform.
Read moreCreating a comprehensive list of all the items in your home is the best way to ensure your belongings will be properly covered on your homeowners insurance policy. While making a home inventory can be a tedious process, you can make more enjoyable by gamifying it.
Read moreNot all homeowners insurance policies cover trampolines. Some insurance companies may require that the trampoline be surrounded by a net or enclosed within a fenced-in property. Do you know what to ask your homeowners insurance company before purchasing a trampoline?
Read morePurchasing renters insurance? This Clearsurance guide to renters insurance explains what your policy covers, deductibles, and how you can save on your premium.
Read moreUnsure how to choose the best car insurance company? Start by researching which companies match your needs. Car insurance rates start at $40/mo. Learn more.
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