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Guides and plain-English answers on Texas auto, home, landlord, and business insurance — written for drivers and homeowners across the state.

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Texas Auto Insurance

How To Make Car Insurance Cheaper for Young Drivers

If you are a young driver or have one in your family, premiums can be high. Having younger drivers on the same policy as their parents, shopping around, finding discounts, and getting good grades can help lower premiums. You can even take safe driving courses or raise your deductible to save on your monthly expenses.

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No-Fault Insurance Explained - Texas Insurance Resources
Texas Auto Insurance

No-Fault Insurance Explained – Texas Insurance Resources

No-fault insurance isn’t used in Texas but is a system some states use to help make the claims process smoother for drivers. Some no-fault states require PIP coverage and although the Lone Star State uses an at-fault system, PIP insurance is available.

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Texas Auto Insurance

Do Insurance Companies Go After Uninsured Drivers?

Through subrogation, insurance companies can pursue compensation from uninsured drivers in the courtroom. However, the process is far from a guarantee and is a lengthy, complicated process. In some cases, carriers may forgo the process altogether. If you are an uninsured driver, you are still at legal risk that may prove criminal depending on the circumstances of your accident.

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Texas Home Insurance

5 Important Questions To Ask Your Home Insurance Agent

Having the right questions to ask your home insurance agent can help you gain peace of mind and better prepare for risks. Every home is different but home insurance questions should revolve around saving money and protecting your property. Be sure to stay in communication with your agent even after purchasing coverage to ensure you are prepared for possible perils as risks evolve over time.

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Texas Landlord Insurance

The Cost of Landlord Insurance in Texas

Landlord insurance typically costs 15% less than homeowners insurance, ranging from $850 to $2500, contingent on property type, location, and associated risks. Texas regions like

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Texas Auto Insurance

Who Gets the Insurance Check When a Car Is Totaled?

The check for your totaled car insurance payout may be sent to you or your lending company depending on who owns the vehicle. A number of factors will determine how much you’ll receive for your car totaled insurance payout. Following a car accident with a total loss to your vehicle, you can keep your vehicle in some cases, however, most are sold by insurance carriers to salvage yards.

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