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If you own a sports car Ethan Westbrooks Rams Jersey , then your auto insurance company probably classes you as high risk. You might have an excellent driving record, you don't have any speeding tickets, and you certainly don't have any DUI (Driving Under the Influence) convictions, yet you are still get stuck with high risk auto insurance. Is that fair or what?
Well, nothing is fair in the insurance world and those high risk insurance rates just keep on going up. Is there any way of lowering them? Fortunately yes. Read on.
1. Look for a specialized high risk insurance company
The auto insurance industry is a pretty cut throat business and many insurance companies are looking at markets they wouldn't have touched not so long ago. One of these is the high risk auto insurance market. Companies big and small are clamoring for your business so grab your mouse, fire up your laptop and get as many quotes as you can online. Its quick, its easy and best of all its free.
2. Join a sports car club
A lot of auto insurance companies offer a sizeable discount if you belong to a recognized national sports car club. This can also extend to employee associations and labor organizations. Even holding a credit card issued by certain banks or finance companies can qualify you for discounts. Check it out.
3. Discounts, discounts
Talking of discounts, check with your current auto insurance company to see if you are eligible for discounts such as low mileage, defensive driving courses and any safety features you car might have like air bags and anti theft devices.
4, Multiple insurance policies
If you have any other form of insurance such as home owners, medical, life, or renter's insurance, check to see if the companies you are insured with also offer auto insurance. By grouping all your insurances with one company you could make substantial savings overall.
Cheaper auto insurance for sports car owners can be found if you are prepared to carry out some research and trawl the net for numerous quotes. But whatever you do, your premium will never be as low as for a small sedan.
Of course, you could always sell your sports car.......Naaaa!
ARUSHA, Tanzania, July 11 (Xinhua) -- Tanzania is set to reviewthe 1998 Forest Policy in an effort to curb deforestation, whichcost the east African nation at least 372,000 hectares of forestreserve areas annually, a senior official said Tuesday.
The review has been necessitated by several negative trends inthe forestry sector, both locally and internationally, as well asthe need to develop a framework to address key challenges facingthe sector.
Deputy Permanent Secretary of Tanzania's ministry of NaturalResources and Tourism Aloyce Nzuki said on Tuesday in Tanzania'scapital Dodoma that the review was necessary to help address themassive deforestation in the country.
He said increasing human activities and the demand for forestryproducts are among the main threats to the forest, adding thatthere has been an alarming massive invasion of forest areas inrecent years.
The plan, according to Nzuki, is to ensure that the forestsector contribute to the national gross domestic product (GDP) in amore sustainable and effective way.
The 2015 National Forest Resources Monitoring and AssessmentReport showed that the forestry resources cover 48 millionhectares, about 55 percent of the Tanzania Mainland.
The sector contributes 3.5 percent to the GDP, 10 percent to theforeign earnings and 3 percent to the employment in the formalsector.
Nzuki said the sector also covers 75 percent of materials usedin construction sector, adding up to 90 percent of energy sourcesin remote areas. "It is also an important part of the ecosystem,water and soil protection," he said. Enditem
MELBOURNE, July 10 (Xinhua) -- Australian scientists havesuccessfully bred fly larvae that can turn waste into animal feed,it was revealed on Monday.
The team from Melbourne biotech company Karma3 used softwaredevelopment skills to breed the black soldier flies whose larvaeturn food scraps into a protein source.
The flies have a lifespan of only seven days but during thattime they lay between 100 and 500 eggs.
As soon as they hatch, the larvae get to work breaking down theorganic matter, producing a substance that is 60 to 65 percentprotein with the rest being fat and carbohydrate.
Martin Pike, chief scientific officer at Karma3, said that themake-up of the new substance made it an ideal replacement for thesoybean meal currently used to feed animals worldwide.
"What we're trying to do here is really harness naturalprocesses, turn them into something that's more efficient thannature, and do something really good for society and foragricultural industries," Pike told Australian media on Monday.
"It's quite easy to achieve the protein and fat content that wewant from the larvae with just a regular sort of food waste."
He said he believes that the product can be used as a cheapsustainable source of food for animals for the long-termfuture.
So far the product has been used primarily as feed for fish, butthe company is investigating using it in the poultry and swineindustry.
Pike said the largely disease-free soldier fly provided an addedadvantage of producing product that can reduce the level ofcontamination present in feed currently used.
"They don't use food at all so they're not a vector fordisease," he said.
"It can chew through almost any sort of toxic bacteria, thingsthat are commonly a problem like salmonella or E.coli." Enditem
Argentina's coach Alejandro Sabella (right) speaks with Argentina's defender Pablo Zabaleta during the final match at the World Cup in Rio de Janeiro on July 13. Photo: CFP
Alejandro Sabella, who steered Argentina to the World C. |
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