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You probably already know what type of vehicle fits your needs, now you need to decide which vehicle fits your budget.

Most drivers think of the basics such as purchase price, taxes and registration fees when purchasing a new vehicle, but don’t forget that other monthly expense: insurance.

The expense of insurance . . . → Read More: Purchasing a new vehicle

Saint Louis has an excellent infrastructure and we are fortunate to have relatively good traffic flow. There are backups during the morning and evening rush hours, but we certainly don’t see month long traffic jams like those recently reported in China.

To keep informed on Saint Louis traffic conditions, within St. Louis City . . . → Read More: Saint Louis Travel and Traffic Information

There is a difference when it comes to insurance providers. A huge difference.

We have many choices in St. Louis with local and national insurance companies represented in every neighborhood. Insurance providers are like any other business in that they target different segments of the insurance market. What may be the best value insurance . . . → Read More: Insurance companies target market segments

Discounts are huge. Insurance companies love low-risk customers and the way to attract these clients is by offering discounts off standard rates. Although each insurer will have their own set of rules, here is a list of common items that will play a role in the cost of your insurance.

Drivers Safety training programs . . . → Read More: Playing the insurance discount game.

Americans pay an estimated $200- $300 in extra insurance costs each year due to insurance fraud. Insurance fraud happens in a number of ways, some of the most common are: Damaging ones own property in order to make a claim against an insurance policy. Exagerating injuries after a real accident occurs. The worst thing . . . → Read More: Insurance Fraud – it hurts us all.

The 50 year old Levee system in metro-east St. Louis has been showing signs of weakness and carries an estimated repair tag running upwards of 180 million. FEMA creates flood maps that local governments, mortgage, and insurance companies use to assess risks for property and the new found concerns with the levee are . . . → Read More: Southern Illinois Levee System in Question

Foreclosure rates continue to rise across the nation.

The bad news is that when faced with the option of food on the table, a roof over your head, or paying your car or home insurance; the insurance will typically lose. This means we have a lot of uninsured motorists out there.

Missouri ranks 30th . . . → Read More: Foreclosure rates still increasing.