Auto insurance can vary by state. Depending on where you live, you could be spending anywhere from $800 to over $2,500 annually on your auto insurance. Insure.com has determined the best states with lower premiums, as well as the worst, and compared their prices to the national average of $1,318. Where is your state on this list?

Who doesn’t love a good road trip? Well, you won’t if an unexpected event leaves you wanting for auto insurance coverage while you’re on the road. In the US, most states require you to have some kind of car insurance coverage. How much you need varies by both your state and situation.

In our experience too few car buyers with problem credit understand the importance of saving in other areas to help offset the higher interest rates typical of the auto loans offered by high risk lenders.

When you go to get your rental car, what do you do when asked if you want rental insurance? Do you take it or leave it?

When you’re thinking about buying a car, it’s no secret there are a lot of facts to consider. Auto insurance is one of those facts, but you might be surprised at what common things can impact your rates.

Here at Auto Credit Express our experience leads us to believe that one of the keys for people with poor credit to successfully completing online car loans is to keep the loan term as short as possible while making sure the total monthly car budget is as affordable as possible.

Do you know what kind of car insurance coverage you need if you find yourself in a collision with an uninsured driver? Most states in the US require drivers to carry some form of car insurance, but if you’re financing a vehicle, no matter what state you live in, you have to carry more than the minimum. Read on to find out more.

Car owners with poor credit on tight budgets who finance their vehicles with higher-risk car loans are often especially sensitive to the costs of car insurance.

From our experience here at Auto Credit Express we have come to believe that a key to successfully completing the auto loans process, particularly if the borrower has poor credit, is to set the term of the loan as short as possible while also keeping the total monthly budget outlay for vehicle expenses as low as possible.