As the summer begins to wind down and we get closer to September, it becomes a popular time for moving and moving truck rentals. Whether you’re moving your child into their dorm room or need to transport furniture into your new home - renting a truck from U-Haul, Penske, Hertz or other rental companies can be the easiest way to haul all of your furniture and belongings to your new home.

With the summer season in full swing, it’s no doubt the perfect time of year to throw your next large party or get-together. And while you can devote weeks or even months to your special event, sometimes disaster can strike even life’s best planned moments.

We’re going to take a wild guess here: If you’re reading this article, chances are it’s because you think you may need a named non-owner auto insurance policy.

Just because you don’t own a car, doesn’t mean you aren’t able to cause a car accident. If you drive a car at all, you need car insurance … named non-owner car insurance that is.

If you don’t own a car, but sometimes rent or borrow vehicles, then you may need a named non-owner auto policy. But you probably already know that. That’s why you’re here, right?

When a young driver first gets their driver's license, it can give them a new found sense of freedom and independence. But when it comes to insurance coverage, how independent should they be from their parents or guardians?