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November 25, 2007 - In Keeping with this Spirit of Giving, Website Teaches Others How to Save Money On Car Insurance While Providing an Affordable Service to All
Americans are getting ripped off by political games, insurance companies and agents by having to pay outrageously high insurance premiums because they are not educated about the many different ways there are to save money on car insurance. According to Insurance Institute, Americans overpay 96% for their car insurance. This book shows at least twelve fast and simple formulas the consumer can use to reduce their insurance costs by as much as 67% for life. In order to show that it’s not all about making money for the author, and he really is concerned about helping improve the lives of others, the profits from at least 10,000 book sales will go to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Lisa G., a single parent of two teenage drivers from San Diego, California, purchased the book and saved 56% on her car insurance. Lisa used to spend almost $3000 a year on car insurance and now she can use the money she saved to help take better care of her teenage children. Mark, 22, bought the book and in less than 2 hours cut his car insurance by $1,067.77. So, the book is helping Americans to really keep the money in their pockets that they should not have been paying for car insurance anyway.
The book “Low Cost Car Insurance Formula” came about a couple of years ago when the author was at a Christmas party and gave a friend some ideas on how to save money on their car insurance. He then sent emails to four other friends and because they saved so much money on their premiums, by word of mouth, 57 requests came in for tips the next month and the idea for the book was born. The author really cares about helping to provide a better quality of life for children, so he chose the Make-A-Wish Foundation as a way of giving back to the community because he has been successful in other areas of business.
If you’d like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Tom, please visit the website www.lowcostcarins.com, or call Dwayne Bennett at (804) 283-6434 or email excitinglife1 ( @ ) yahoo dot com.
