If you’ve ever bought a new car or taken out a lease on a new vehicle, you’ve likely heard of gap insurance. When you were filling out your loan/lease paperwork, you were told that you should buy this from the dealership, but may not have been given a good explanation of what it is.

It’s one of the bills everyone dreads receiving: your auto insurance renewal. You’ve seen it before. It seems that the price is higher year over year.

There isn’t much more frustrating than paying for something you aren’t using. If you have a car you aren’t driving right now, you know what I mean.

Here today, gone tomorrow. Living in New England, it can sometimes seem like warm and sunny weather can turn cold and wintery overnight.

Whether you’ve lived here your whole life, or are just moving to the Bay State, this seems to be a question on everyone’s minds. And we understand why! Nobody wants to pay more for Massachusetts auto insurance than they have to.

If you have a home, you more than likely have a homeowners insurance policy. But do you actually know everything it covers (and what it doesn’t)?