Mississippi Now Trying to Implement New Bill Regarding Uninsured Drivers

March 23rd, 2011 by Crystal Davis

When people buy a car they often do not have a car insurance policy in place before the purchase is complete. In the state of Mississippi, Governor Haley Barbour needs to review the new House bill regarding car insurance. The name of the bill is House Bill 620. It has already been passed by the state’s legislature. What the bill does is require drivers to get car insurance coverage. If they do not then the tax clerk will not give them a car tag.

A car tag is very important to people because every year a person needs to register their vehicle. I

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Family holiday? Here’s how to sort the travel insurance.

March 23rd, 2011 by Megan Torres

Occasionally we write guest posts for other blogs who are looking for a little expert travel insurance advice. In this post for independent baby product retailers Justanotherbaby.co.uk we explained how to pick up a great travel insurance deal for the family that doesn’t cost the earth.

Family holidays are always exciting. What better than jetting off to make memories in the summer sun with excited kids? But sometimes it can feel like there are so many niggly bits to take care of before you leave. Don’t worry. Your travel insurance needn’t be one of them. In fa

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Tips for getting cheap caravan insurance quotes

March 23rd, 2011 by Allison Smith

If you are looking for cheap caravan insurance, then dont lose sight of the fact that, irrespective of price, ultimately it may be the cover provided that is most important to you what is cheap for someone else may appear to be cheap for you also but then subsequently prove to be inadequate (and therefore not cheap).

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  • look closely at the discount options offered by the insurance provider – using an online service often allows you to compare caravan insurance quotes and the discounts available quickly and easily may be the easiest option. T

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Airports reopen in Japan. But should you travel?

March 18th, 2011 by Megan Torres

Following the massive earthquake and resulting tsunami that hit Japan on Friday (March 11th), many Japanese airports have reopened and airlines have resumed flights in and out of the country. The exception is the airport in Sendai, which remains closed due to flood damage from the tsunami.

However, just because airlines are flying there doesnt mean you should travel. The British Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) are currently advising against all but essential travel to north eastern Japan and Tokyo. If you travel against that advice you will invalidate your travel insurance policy.

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