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Put the brake on rising costs of car insurance
By Bankrate.com

If you drive, you must carry auto insurance. And, like most insurance products, rates seem to go one way -- up. Be a savvy consumer. Learn how auto insurance is calculated and what you can do to lower your costs.

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Insurance 101
Six parts to every auto insurance policy
	Fundamental insurance lingo is not really as confusing at it seems. Plus: What is no-fault insurance?

What you need to know about auto insurance
	Get the most coverage with the least moolah with these money-saving tips. Plus: 9 ways to save on auto insurance

Insuring your teen driver without breaking the bank
	Reduce the financial woes of insuring your eager teen driver.

Does having bad credit make you a bad driver?
	Here's why you should always pay your bills on time.

What to expect after an auto accident
	Take these steps immediately after you're involved in an accident.

	-- Posted: March 14, 2003

See Also

•	For teen's first car, shop for safety
•	Refinancing your car
•	15 ways to save money on gas


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	Auto insurance	$1,723.56
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