Sunday, October 4, 2009
Premium Charges - Marital Status
Drivers who are unmarried are often charged higher insurance premiums as opposed to married drivers.
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I'm yet to own my first car and the first thing that hits me is not my dream cars model, brand or price, I'm thinking "insurance". How do i protect my "soon to be" biggest investment. Lets explore this jungle of unwritten rules and necessities in protecting the things we value and the people that goes along with it.
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