The Chevy Camaro has been one of the most popular sports cars of all time. Relatively affordable, sleek, stylish, and with plenty of perks, the Camaro has been in continuous production since 1966, making it one of the longest-running lines of the Chevrolet brand.

Traditionally, the Camaro runs a V-6 engine with 304 horsepower, although a V-8 426 horsepower model is available. Most models run between $20,000 and $30,000 sticker price, making this car a tad on the expensive side for a first-time car buyer. For aficionados, however, the Camaro is a cult classic and many are sold each year.

The Camaro has a couple of strikes against it when it comes to insurance prices.

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As many as 200,000 home owners in the UK could struggle to find satisfactory home insurance when the flood insurance agreement comes to an end in 2013.

The Statement of Principles on the Provision of Flood Insurance has been a rolling agreement between the UK Government and the Association of British Insurers (ABI) since 2000. This agreement currently commits home insurance suppliers to make flood insurance as widely accessible as possible.

In the past, this means home owners have easily been able to secure home insurance regardless of living in areas that are at a high risk of flooding.

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There are two ways for Ohio drivers to satisfy the state’s minimum requirements to show financial responsibility (FR) before driving a car.

One way is to post a surety bond in a minimum amount of $30,000.

This is an option few people exercise.

The other way is to buy minimum insurance coverage which meets the state’s requirements.

In Ohio, the minimum requirements are as follows:

- Bodily injury liability coverage $12,500 per person or $25,000 per accident

- Property damage coverage $7,500 per accident

Obviously, these limits are not very high. It

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One in ten Brits add an average of £600 on to their exaggerated insurance claims meaning the rest of us pay higher premiums.

New research by AXA insurance shows that fraudulent insurance claims have risen amid the tough current economic climate in the UK.

Axa informed the insurance industry is seen as a ‘soft target’ for people looking to make quick extra cash, as British households continue to face pressure from higher living costs and the declining employment conditions.

Steve Gaywood the head of fraud at AXA, advised it was not a victimless crime which means that truthful customers are footing the bill. Thes

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