Twenty-five dollars may not seem like much but during a recession every little bit counts! If you can save a little bit every month on your car insurance it allows you room for other areas that need attention. I don’t know about you but I’m tired of hearing nothing but bad news, It’s time for some good news for a change?

Sometimes all it takes to lift our spirits in these dreary days of winter is a simple indulgence like a mocha latte or getting a new haircut that usually you would have to forego to keep the bills paid. We all have to make sacrifices in life, but if that’s all you ever do, sooner or later it’s going to wear you down and leave you feeling discouraged. Let us bring some happiness into your day, so keep reading!

Unfortunately simply calling an insurance company is not going to get you the lowest rate possible. The insurance companies are in business to make money and could care less if you save money or not! However, insurance agents are there to get you the best rate possible and are willing to call around and do all the hard work to make that happen. It just means you might have to Wait a few hours to get it accomplished.

So, what’s the alternative? Being able to send one quote request to many local agents at the same time, lets them know their competing and gets them sharpening their pencils. That way your sure to recieve the cheapest auto insurance quote because only when local agents compete do you win. That’s great because you can start enjoying the little things in life right away!

Car insurance is one of those thing we don’t like spending any more that is absolutely necessary for it. We may never actually use it (if you’re a safe driver) so it feels a bit like throwing money away for a “just-in-case” situation that may or may not occur. It just boils down to this, why should we pay a big price for something we may never need? The answer is simple: we don’t! Driving cost a lot these days when you figure in all the costs, gas, insurance, upkeep, registration, etc.), don’t let car insurance make it even harder for you to get from point A to point B.

What do I do? is there any insurance that I can get for one month?
I currently do not drive while in school so i don’t have insurance…

Motorhome: $2,000 – obv used class C
Camp-sites: $1,220 – on the basis that the average site costs $20 a night
Gas: $867 – around $15 a day
Groceries: $650 – we’ll eat out most days
Insurance: $303 for both of us

This obviously isn’t factoring in spending money or flights but if anyone has any advice or comments about our ‘money plan’ please let me know. Thanks!