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Your car insurance policy isn’t set in stone. Maybe your auto insurance rates keep rising, or you’ve had a frustrating customer service experience. Perhaps you’ve moved to a new ZIP code, bought a new vehicle, or found a better deal with another insurance company. Whatever the reason, knowing how to change car insurance companies can save you money and improve your coverage.

Can you insure a vehicle that’s not in your name? There isn’t a straightforward answer to it. But know that it’s certainly possible to insure a car that you don’t own. Non-owner auto insurance, transferring the title, co-titling the vehicle, and adding yourself to the owner’s insurance policy are some of the ways of insuring a car that’s not in your name.

Water damage is a growing concern for car owners, especially in regions prone to heavy rain, flooding, or hurricanes. In fact, floods cause billions in damage annually across the U.S., affecting states like Florida, Texas, and Louisiana the most. If your car suffers water damage, you might wonder: does car insurance cover water damage from rain or flood?