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Can insurance companies enter your house or examine your car?

Insurance company representatives often perform inspections, but what if you don't let them in?  Read: Can insurance companies enter your house or examine your car?

Escaping an upside down car loan

An "upside down" car loan means that you owe more than the current value of the vehicle. Here are some tips for car owners who find themselves in this frustrating but common situation.  Read: Escaping an upside down car loan

Is car insurance medical coverage a rip-off?

Wonder what personal injury protection (PIP) coverage means? This article explains the pros and cons of this common auto coverage.  Read: Is car insurance medical coverage a rip-off?

The secret world of disastrous cars

Sometimes cars damaged by floods or accidents end up back on a dealer's lot. How can you avoid buying a used car with serious—even life-threatening—hidden damage?  Read: The secret world of disastrous cars

How much can your car insurance rates go up after one accident?

From Insure.com: It's an oft-overlooked policy that most auto insurance companies apply predetermined premium increases if you cause a car accident.  Read: How much can your car insurance rates go up after one accident?