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Summary: Most car insurance companies provide the same products, with coverage for your vehicle and your liability. Find a state-approved car insurance company with information from a licensed insurance salesperson in this free video on insurance.
Ned Leutz is a licensed insurance salesperson at Webber and Grinnell insurance in Northampton, Mass. He is licensed for auto, liability, homeowner's, commercial and property insurance....read more
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"About car insurance companies. There are many insurance companies out there that sell car insurance. There's several that you probably could name off the tip of your tongue, but you see their TV advertisements all the time because they have billions of dollars they're spending on advertising. There's many car insurance companies, many different options. They all pretty much offer the same products, which are coverage for your vehicle, and coverage for your liability. You may choose not to cover your vehicle. You may choose not to purchase comprehensive and collision insurance, but most states do require that you have at least liability insurance on your policy, especially here in Massachusetts. It's absolutely necessary to register a vehicle. Different car insurance companies operate in different states. They have to often be approved by the state to operate there. And different companies might offer different competitive advantages, depending on the type of driver you are, you know. One might be really looking to write young drivers, one might be looking to write older drivers, and one might have a sweet spot for, you know, drivers thirty to fifty."
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