A consumer protection magazine can be very useful. Or, surf the many car sites on the net. A number of companies, credit unions and associations make auto insurance available to their employees or members through Travelers. The special program rates reflect the administrative savings Travelers passes on to members of a large group. Credit union and association members can pay their premiums through small, regular deductions from their checking or savings account.
Employees can have their premiums automatically deducted from their paycheck.
Check with your employer, credit union or association to find out if they enhance their benefits by sponsoring this type of insurance program offered by Travelers. So, ask your state legislators to make the fight against insurance fraud one of their priorities. Report insurance fraud to your insurance agent, Travelers representative or local police when you see or suspect it. Speak out against insurance fraud to your friends, family, and business associates. After all, it's not just the big insurance companies that pay.