If you have a recreational vehicle, you don’t need us to tell you it isn’t a cheap investment. And between the vehicle itself, you and your family, and your personal possessions, there is a lot of precious cargo when you’re on the road with it.

There’s an insurance policy for everything nowadays, isn’t there? Well, RVs are no exception. Since recreational “vehicles” are technically vehicles, you might assume you can add it on to your auto insurance policy … and you’d be wrong.

When shopping for homeowners insurance, it can feel like you’re searching for all the right puzzle pieces that will perfectly fit in your policy to protect your home and your family. And with so many optional coverages to choose from on top of the policy requirements, it can be hard to know exactly what you’ll need.

If you’re currently shopping around for new auto insurance, or reviewing your current policy, you may be scratching your head on what the different driver assignments mean and who in your household needs to be assigned where.

So, you’re currently dealing with trying to obtain new license plates or transfer your current ones?

If you’re currently moving out of Massachusetts, no longer own your vehicle, or have had your vehicle reported stolen - then you may be wondering how exactly you should go about canceling your license plates.