By eHow Personal Finance Editor
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Insurance buyers are often tricked into paying additional charges by insurance companies or agents. Usually you assume that your insurance policy is issued free of cost in this competitive market place. Chances are, you may be wrong. Some insurance companies in a few states charge a fee for issuing or renewing an auto insurance policy, known as a "policy fee." How do you know whether or not your insurance company will charge you a policy fee? Here are some tips.
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choicearizona said
on 2/8/2008 http://www.arizonaautohomelifeinsurance.com/builderarizonacc/Tempe/index.php
I think in some policies these are hidden. Not sure about that though. If you are talking about VUL's you have to tell every bit of detail. Save none.