You’ve probably seen the numbers on your auto policy or heard them at the tag agency: 25/50/25. They’re Oklahoma’s minimum liability limits — the least coverage the law lets you drive with. Here’s what they actually mean, in dollars. The first two numbers: injuries $25,000 is the most your policy will pay for one person’s

One of the most common surprises in home insurance sounds like a mistake: the policy insures your house for more — sometimes a lot more — than you could sell it for. It isn’t a mistake. It’s two different numbers measuring two different things. What it would cost to put it back Your policy is

Insurance companies offer a shelf full of discounts — and almost none of them apply themselves when your life changes. Here are five we find missing all the time when we review policies: 1. You got married Married drivers often rate better than single ones. If the policy still says single, you’re paying for it.