Telematics and Usage-Based Insurance
Telematics and usage-based insurance are moving the industry toward personalized, data-driven coverage. By associating premiums to actual driving behavior, Florida drivers can be rewarded for safe practices.
Does Auto Insurance Cover a Friend Driving Your Car?
Handing over your keys should never be taken lightly. If a friend or family member gets into an accident while driving your car, here's what you need to know.
New Florida Residents: Car Insurance Basics
Florida’s no-fault insurance ensures quick access to care after an accident - but new Florida residents may wish to consider extra coverage to be fully protected on the road.
Understanding Florida’s No-Fault Insurance System
Florida’s no-fault insurance system was designed to streamline accident claims and provide quicker access to care, but there are limitations.
Top 5 Factors for the Best Car Insurance Premiums
While car insurance premiums are based on many variables, these five factors carry the most weight. Here's how to lower your costs.
Top 3 Florida Auto Insurance Questions
Florida is a unique state when it comes to car insurance. Its laws, climate, and demographics all influence how coverage works—and how much it costs. Whether you're a long-time resident or a new driver in the Sunshine State, you’ve probably had questions about auto insurance. [...]
How Your Driving Record Affects Your Insurance Premiums
The relationship between your driving record and your insurance premium is not just about a number on a monthly bill—it’s about risk.
Florida’s Uninsured Motorist Crisis
Approximately 22% of what Floridians spend on liability insurance—about $1.6 billion annually— is associated with uninsured motorists.
Benefits of an Independent Insurance Agency
Whether you are a new resident or a local Floridian seeking better insurance coverage, you typically have two types of insurance agencies you can work with - an independent brokerage or a single insurer. As an independent insurance agency, Anderson & Associates doesn’t work for [...]
Insurance and Registration: Recreational Vehicles in Florida
In Florida, a recreational vehicle (RV) includes motorhomes, campers, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and similar vehicles designed for temporary living quarters.