Monthly Archives: October 2011

A recent study released by J.D. Power and Associates finds that customer satisfaction is considerably lower regarding claims resulting from total loss as opposed to claims resulting from repairable loss. Continue reading →

Back in the day college was a pipe dream for many average Americans with only those whose parents had scrimped and saved and created a college fund having a legitimate chance at affording a higher education. Continue reading →

With the Holiday season just around the corner, shopping is about to pick up and nobody engages in over-the-top bargain hunting quite like us Americans. Continue reading →

October is expected to be a big month for new car buying as TrueCar.com is predicting the highest seasonally adjusted annualized rate of new vehicle sales, which will reach the previous high set two years ago. Continue reading →

California is revolutionizing how the authorities handle drunk driving cases, and the dividends are paying off. Continue reading →

Although the holiday season is peak time for shopping and spending money among the U.S. consumer base, Continue reading →

A recent study by AutoMD.com revealed that car owners in the Minneapolis area could be overpaying by 57 percent on average for car repairs. Continue reading →

Auto insurance is mandatory in some form nearly everywhere in the country but getting just any policy doesn’t always cut it, especially for owners of classic, collector and antique vehicles. Continue reading →

As the peak of the shopping season nears, consumers throughout the country are assembling their holiday shopping lists, checking them once, maybe even twice. Continue reading →

We have experienced an intense change in how the nation’s consumers do their shopping and buying as a whole. Continue reading →