The odds are, you will lose money on the insurance policies you buy, so to save money try canceling your collision auto insurance. Seems risky? It really isn't.

Insurance trade groups touted a new study concluding that drivers with bad credit are costlier to insurers, even as a critic warned that such studies are flawed and could lead to premium increases for minorities and lower-income drivers.

The summer driving season is kicking into high gear, so now's the time to think about your roadside-assistance program.

Taking the time to compare auto-insurance rates could save you hundreds of dollars a year. Here's how to do it.

If you need auto insurance, comparing rates can save you hundreds of dollars a year. It's especially important to shop around since the cost of auto insurance rose about 8.4% in 2002 and is expected to climb another 9% this year.

It's long been the rental-car industry's dirty little secret: Only a small percentage of customers who buy additional coverage actually need it. But now some companies are giving the policies a hard push amid a tough business environment.

An insolvency surge is roiling the insurance industry, leaving thousands of consumers at risk of not collecting on their claims. And in the search for cheaper coverage, many are turning to the very firms most likely to go out of business.

Tempted by the latest fancy cars? Keep your car insurance company's number on your cell phone and call for a quote before you buy. It's easy to let a car salesman talk you into a seven-year loan on a car you wouldn't otherwise be able to afford. But if the auto insurnace is $300 per month, that could break you. Best not to find that ...

As the stock market slide forces insurers to raise premiums, it's a great time to shop around for new car coverage.

Owning a car is getting more expensive, due in part to rising rates for auto insurance. Thankfully, there are things teens and their parents can do to keep those rates low.