car insurance
Coverage of car insurance in the Nexus archive.
- Single in California? You could be charged more for car insurance
In California, car insurance companies cannot discriminate based on age or gender, but they may charge higher rates for single, widowed, or divorced individuals compared to married policyholders.
- Lowering your car insurance without sacrificing coverage
The article discusses strategies to reduce car insurance premiums without compromising necessary coverage. Methods include shopping for better rates, claiming good driver/accident-free discounts, taking defensive driving courses, dropping comprehensive and collision coverage if premiums exceed 10% of a vehicle’s value, and bundling home and auto policies.
- How I made more than £1,000 of FREE money booking everything from car insurance to holidays online
The article discusses how the author earned over £1,000 by booking various online services, including car insurance and holidays. The focus is on leveraging online platforms to gain free money through such bookings.
- The staggering cost California drivers pay for getting a DUI
California drivers face the nation’s second-steepest car insurance hike after a DUI conviction. The article highlights the financial burden imposed on individuals convicted of driving under the influence in the state.
- Shortchanged by insurance: How to avoid costly surprises after a crash
Lawrence Bailey discovered his car insurance only covered aftermarket parts after a collision, leaving him to pay $2,000 out-of-pocket for OEM repairs. Auto body shop experts warn that aftermarket parts may lack crash testing and fit issues, while insurance companies like Progressive defend their use to control costs. Solutions include hiring an independent appraiser or adding an OEM endorsement to policies.
- Op-Ed | The unsung winner of the Democratic Primaries? Governor Kathy Hochul.
Governor Kathy Hochul won the June 2026 New York Democratic Primaries without a primary challenge, defeating earlier challengers like Antonio Delgado and passing policies on school meals and car insurance costs. She unified moderate and progressive factions to address affordability and partnered with the mayor to close New York City's budget gap.