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by Paul Amador Everyone needs car insurance, there isn’t really anything you can do to avoid getting it. However, you can avoid getting expensive car insurance. There are lots of things you can do to insure that you get cheap car insurance for your car. Insurers consider a number of different things when they are […]
by Steven Drigs If you’ve ever been out to Lake Couer d’Alene it is one of the most gorgeous lakes in the world. The water is ice cold, but on a hot Idaho day, it is one of the most refreshing experiences when you take a dip in that glacier fed water. There are so […]
by John Perkins Purchasing your 17 year old car insurance can be stress free. You just need to keep a few key things in mind. It is important that you determine the amount of coverage your 17 year old will require. It is also important to determine who will be paying your teenager’s insurance bill. […]
by Amy Nutt Receiving damage to a car that you have rented can be a very stressful experience. Those who do not have the appropriate collision and liability insurance can find themselves in the middle of a serious financial crisis. When settling car rental damages, there are a number of considerations that one should be […]
The Market Composite Index increase of 10.9 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis from 444.8 one week earlier; the results include an adjustment to account for the Independence Day holiday.
The average sale price of a home in New York City dropped 22 percent to $644,000 in the second quarter of 2009, according to a report released today by ResidentialNYC.com.
The government-insured share of mortgage applications, which include VA and FHA loans, was 35.9 percent in June 2009, the highest level since November 1990, according to the MBA.
The Lake County recorder’s office has launched a major effort to remove county residents’ Social Security numbers from more than 70 years’ worth of digital records.
The owner of Great Title Company of Marlton, Pennsylvania was recently charged with defrauding lenders, clients and the city of Philadelphia out of more than $1.7 million.