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GEICO offering lowered rates for commercial auto insurance plans in Maryland

GEICO has good news for business owners in Maryland: GEICO’s new rating structure on commercial auto insurance could save business owners money on their business auto insurance.

Business & Commerce Insurance Customers Excited For New Potential with International Excess Alliance

CLEVELAND, May 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Business & Commerce Insurance customers are pleased with the new opportunities that are available through International Excess Alliance.  IEA acquired Business & ...

After fall, insurers’ auto rates up again

Auto insurance rates, which tumbled after Massachusetts opened the state to more competition four years ago, are marching steadily upward again.

Auto Insurance Companies With The Most-Satisfied Customers

While many motorists shopping for car insurance tend to focus on their monthly premiums, price is only part of the equation.

A.M. Best Downgrades Ratings of Workmen’s Auto Insurance Company

A.M. Best Co. has downgraded the financial strength rating to B- from B and issuer credit rating to “bb-” from “bb” of Workmen’s Auto Insurance Company .

Groundbreaking Service From Ratekick Shops For Auto Insurance For You

For the first time ever, consumers can finally comparison-shop auto insurance rates and be alerted when rates drop thanks to a new service from Bingham Farms-based Ratekick.com.

The Hartford Tops J.D. Power Study For Auto Insurance

Get Business Mobile Text Alerts The Hartford topped all other insurers when it comes to shopping for auto insurance, according to study results released Monday from J.D. Power and Associates.

GEICO Mobile Cycle offers convenience to buy a policy from your smartphone

GEICO has made it a lot easier for cycle enthusiasts to shop for insurance with GEICO Mobile Cycle. Riders can now get an ATV or motorcycle quote and purchase a policy from their smartphones at any time of the day and night.

Ally CEO: No plans to sell U.S. auto business

Washington -Detroit-based Ally Financial Inc., the nation's largest new-car lender, has no plans to sell its U.S. auto lending operations, the company's chief executive said Tuesday.