1. Go online: In the words of one prominent Web-based insurance provider, “we’re cheaper BECAUSE we’re online.” Just make sure to research a potential site’s reputation.

2. Compare provider quotes: for all insurance types, have current policies available for review, consider raising deductibles to lower premiums, and always ask about multi-policy discounts.

3. Online sites abound: Want to see how competitive the Internet has made insurance providers? Just type “free insurance quote” in your favorite Web search engine.

4. Categorically covered: Most top online insurance providers now feature web sites allowing you to easily tab through quotes for auto, home, life and other insurance.

5. Beware of ads: There’s no shortage of false advertising in the insurance industry; try to read third-party articles and reviews for more objective real-world evaluations.

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