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Earthquake insurance costs an average of $3.54 per thousand dollars of coverage in California. For $500,000 of coverage for a single-family house, that translates into an annual rate of $1,770.

The California FAIR Plan Association offers coverage to high-risk homeowners in the state who can't buy insurance through a private company. You can apply for a California FAIR policy yourself or ...

Condo insurance offers walls-in coverage for your condo's structure, along with personal liability protection, personal property coverage and additional living expenses.

PIP insurance pays for your medical expenses, lost wages and other related costs if you're injured in a car accident. Learn how personal injury protection works in Texas and how to file a PIP claim.

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If you're moving to a new state, you'll need to transfer your car insurance policy, register your vehicle and get a new driver's license within the first month or two.

Comparing motorcycle insurance quotes can save you a lot of money because different companies offer a range of prices for the same policy.

Mopeds, scooters and motorized bikes are defined differently under Florida law. Learn how these categories can impact your license, registration and insurance needs.