Elizabeth Rivelli is a contributing insurance writer for Bankrate and has years of experience writing for insurance domains such as The Simple Dollar, Coverage.com and NextAdvisor, among others. In addition to auto insurance, Elizabeth regularly writes about home insurance, renters insurance and life insurance. She also covers industry trends and general insurance education.
Some large insurance companies serve millions of drivers around the country, whereas others have a much smaller customer base and only sell coverage in one state or region. Although large car insurance companies are usually the more popular option, there are perks to purchasing car insurance from a small car insurance company.
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