Drivers wait to see size of reduction in auto premiums

Drivers wait to see size of reduction in auto premiums (Cape Cod Times)
Falling between extremes in proposed auto insurance rate cuts, the State Rating Bureau filed a request yesterday to lower the average consumer's rate by 5.4 percent.

The Hartford's New Survey Exposes Life Insurance Gap: Many Express Need, But Don't Act to Protect Families (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
The Hartford's recently-completed 2005 Life Insurance Literacy Study shows that Americans believe life insurers are offering important products to help them reach their financial goals.

How much does a patient need to know? (The Olympian)
How much does a patient need to know? If the warring sides in Washington's medical malpractice dispute agree on anything this election season, it's that a small number of doctors cause the largest share of malpractice problems.

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A weekend of amazing cars and racing superstars at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca in California.
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State seeks 5.4% cut in auto rates; AG Reilly wants more, industry wants less (Patriot Ledger)
Massachusetts drivers deserve a 5.4 percent cut in their auto insurance bills next year, the State Rating Bureau said as part of its rate recommendation for 2006.