Every guide on Insurance Guide is researched from official sources, written in plain English and dated, so you can check what we say and when we last verified it.
Sources we use
- State Departments of Insurance and DMV websites
- The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)
- The Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I)
- HealthCare.gov and other federal agencies, for health coverage topics
- Insurers' published policy documents and rate information
Each guide links to the sources it uses at the end of the article.
How a guide is written
- We pick one specific question readers ask, for example whether you can get car insurance without a license.
- We research it in the sources above and note the date each fact was checked.
- We publish it with the author's name and the last-updated date.
Updates and corrections
We review our guides at least [every 6 months] and when laws or prices change. If you find an error, email yourinsuranceguide24@gmail.com and we will check it and correct it, noting the change in the article.
Use of AI tools
We may use AI tools to help outline or edit drafts. Every fact is checked by a person against the sources listed in the article before publication.
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