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Legislature approves requirement for increased car insurance (WIS-TV Columbia)
(Columbia-AP) May 30, 2006 - Consumers would have to buy more car insurance with legislation heading to Governor Mark Sanford's desk.

Insurance deal cools hostilities (Sydney Morning Herald)
CAR insurers must tell motorists whether they can choose their own panel beater and whether new or recycled parts will be used to fix vehicles under new guidelines for the $3.5 billion smash repair industry. -

Get More Mileage Out Of Your Auto Insurance (Evening Times)
(ARA) - Over the past year, gas prices have done nothing but spiral upwards. Consumer frustration has risen accordingly, due to financial constraints as well as consumers' inability to purchase a new car or travel as much as they might have intended.

Five Great Reasons to Shop Around For Auto Insurance (Wellsville Daily Reporter)
(ARA) - Shopping around is the number one way of saving money on insurance. Are you sure you're getting the best deal possible with your current insurance company?

Gov. Bush vetoes no-fault auto bill (Miami Herald)
Following through on his promise, Gov. Jeb Bush on Wednesday vetoed a controversial auto insurance bill, saying the measure passed last month by the state Legislature lacked significant reforms.

Increasing Auto Insurance Competition Means Savings for Residents of South Carolina ... Nothing Could Be Finer (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
The South Carolina legislature instituted major regulation reform in the automobile insurance industry in 1997 and again in 1999.

BMW to offer UK customers credit cards and insurance (Insurance Business Review)
German luxury car maker BMW is to expand its financial services offering to UK customers by entering the credit card, insurance and savings sectors.

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The debate over auto insurance (The Daily News Transcript)
BOSTON -- The feud over overhauling Massachusetts auto insurance system that has played out in dueling TV and radio ads for months may move to the State House as soon as this week.

Car Insurance Quotes from Bell (The Evening Leader)
- www.bell.co.uk Zero no claims bonus? Bell could offer cheaper car insurance for drivers with zero no claims bonus. Get an online quote at bell.co.uk and save up to 10%.

State Auto Insurance Offers Policyholders Identity Theft Protection Program (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
COLUMBUS, Ohio----June 1, 2006--The State Auto Insurance Companies announced today they will be providing their homeowner and farmowner policyholders with their new Identity Theft Protection Program.

Legislature approves requirement for increased car insurance (The Daily Comet)
Consumers would have to buy more car insurance with legislation heading to Gov. Mark Sanford's desk.

Stolen car recovered, but pet's ashes still missing (The Plain Dealer)
Mary Pennington got her stolen car back - damaged and minus her beloved cat's ashes, which had been in a tin on the front seat. Solon police arrested Frederick Howard, 37, whom they stopped Saturday driving Pennington's light blue 1990 Buick LeSabre.

Governor vetoes bill extending no-fault auto insurance in '07 (Sun-Sentinel)
TALLAHASSEE Gov. Jeb Bush vetoed a bill Wednesday that would have extended the life of the state's no-fault auto insurance beyond a 2007 deadline because it lacks sufficient protections against fraud.

Bush vetoes auto insurance bill (WPMI 15)
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Governor Jeb Bush has vetoed a bill extending the life of the state's no-fault auto insurance beyond a 2007 deadline because it lacks sufficient protections against fraud.

Insurance code smashes confusion on car repairs (drive.com.au)
A new code for the insurance industry aims for clarity on car repairs.

Insurance rates to see one-percent increase (Tallahassee Democrat)
Floridians face a 1-percent charge added to insurance premiums - homeowners and auto - for the next 10 years.