3 Ways to Save Money on Auto Insurance Today

Posted on April 7, 2020 by DividendDiplomats

This pandemic has significantly changed our lives and the routines we have been accustomed to. The changes have been drastic and sudden. One of the major changes is that people are driving less than they were a few months ago. No more daily commutes, no more traffic jams, less fuel (and more savings)…you get the picture. With these changes, there are plenty of opportunities to also save on your insurance costs. This article will discuss 3 ways to save money on your auto insurance plan today. Hopefully you can take advantage of some (or all) of the ways to save.

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Endless Liabilities Owning a Car Part Deux

Posted on January 15, 2015 by DividendDiplomats

Well… my car was back at it again this month, as more repairs and maintenance were absolutely necessary given the winter and our CPA season of “busy season” coming on deck. I wanted to make sure a specific repair was taken care of before trenching through snow, ice and hundreds/thousands of miles of driving over the next 90 days. It’s an easy repair actually, but one that I have a tale of two cities, for lack of better words, to describe – Brakes and Rotors.

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My Journey to Lower My Monthly Car Payment – Part 1

Posted on November 23, 2014 by DividendDiplomats

Since I gladly accepted the Dividend Diplomats 60% Savings Challenge, I have been brainstorming ways to increase my savings rate by both increasing income and reducing expenses. Let me tell you, it is fun brainstorming all the different ways you can accomplish this. A simple internet search will provide you with many creative, simple ways that you have probably never considered. After reviewing my expenses the last couple of months, there is one elephant in the room for my expenses: my car. Over the last month I have been working on reducing this expense. This article will walk you through my current situation and what I have learned over the last month.