New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Announces New Auto Insurance Partnership With High Point Auto Insurance

New Jersey Chamber of Commerce President Joan Verplanck and High Point Safety and Insurance Management Corporation Chairman Jim Tignanelli announced today new partnership auto insurance. According to the new Chamber Auto Insurance Program ( "CAIP"), a member of the Chamber employees of the company, with a total population of 500,000, are now entitled to specially discounted personal auto insurance policies, which are to be sold by High Point.

"in this difficult economic situation, the Board is pleased to be able to cooperate with the High Point Auto Insurance in order to reduce costs for employers, as well as workers and their families," said Verplanck. "We are in cooperation with the High Point, because they have a great reputation, offer very good rates and impressive record of customer service."

Companies appear to growing demand for voluntary employee benefits to employees. Board and the High Point this new market will be beneficial to the company through a series of joint efforts in this direct mail, website promotion, the construction of logging, and Chamber events.

"High Point is thrilled to be associated with the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce," said Tignanelli. "This powerful partnership allows us to offer exceptional value for members of the Board or through our broad range of products. With what is happening with the economy, it is important to alleviate some financial burdens imposed on employers and workers of our country. Our partnership will result in lower the cost of insurance for thousands of New Jerseyans, so they can spend money on other needs. "

Workers who wish to obtain a quote for your personal auto insurance can connect High Point Auto Insurance at 1-800-801-0977, which has been specifically reserved for a member of the cell company employees.

New Jersey Chamber of Commerce is to promote the activities of organizations based in Trenton. Established in 1911, represents the state Board of their staff members on a wide range of issues, education and business at the State House in Washington. Also links to state organizations of local and regional Chambers in matters of the legislative basis through the network. For more information, please visit http://www.njchamber.com/.

High Point Auto Insurance is one of the largest auto insurance companies serving customers only New Jersey. Customer Service is # 1 High Point customers. High Point Auto Insurance is guaranteed by the High Point property and casualty insurance companies, 331 Newman Springs Road, Suite 304, Red Bank, NJ 07701-5692. For more information, go to http://www.highpointins.com/

Small Cars Can Bring Bigger Insurance Payments

Volatile gasoline prices this year have caused some drivers to trade in their gas guzzlers for smaller cars. Sticker shock can not come to an intermediary, but the insurance bill.

Contributions are often higher for smaller cars, because the damage and injury may be worse than in the case of a breakdown of the bigger cars.

Very large SUVs had the lowest frequency of claims for damage to property and two small cars have the highest door, according to the latest research in the 2005-07 models of the Highway Loss Data Institute.

Average loss payments per claim were higher for the smallest cars than for larger vehicles. The lowest average loss payments per claim have been at the station wagons and mini-vans, while luxury sports cars, and had the highest overall losses, because payment to the claims were higher.

"Larger cars are safer cars, in general," said Ken Muth, spokesman for American Family Insurance, from Madison. "The difference is in a collision and loss in the cost of smaller vehicles."

Front and side airbags in small hybrid Toyota Prius contributed to the decrease in premiums, but batteries are expensive to repair, if not, said Jeff King, personal lines manager at Fish & Schulkamp, an independent insurance agency in 2117 Sherman Ave.

"When there is less metal around you, you can have all the airbags and want to continue, there is potential for higher bodily injury," he said. "People think, because we are more and more economical car, that gas will be cheaper for the conduct of insurance, as well as longer necessarily the case," he said, noting it difficult to estimate, because there are so many factors in determining premiums.

Smaller cars are also more vulnerable to car theft, but King said that there is a big problem in Wisconsin. He said he had two theft claims among its customers in 17 years.

Low crime and fraud insurance to help keep auto insurance rates in the Madison area are among the lowest in the country, said Martin Burns, the chief of the Agency for Curtis, 5609 Medical Circle.

He said the driver of accidents and credit is particularly important in determining the size of contributions from the car. May be lower for a small car, for example, if a driver is perfect.

"This (may be) to ensure cheaper Prius, because most people who buy them seem to be a better risk," he said. "They tend to be more conscientious, and ends reflected in a lower price car insurance."

Muth said people should look at assessing the safety of vehicles and their insurance agent's work. Drivers can save on the cost of premiums for smaller cars with higher evaluation of safety, he said.

"There are very safe to smaller vehicles," said Muth. "Consumers need to look very carefully at the features.

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Teachers' Insurance Plan of NJ

Teachers' Insurance Plan NJ joined the annual statewide safety initiatives in support of organizations that promote safety priority in New Jersey. Initially launched in June 2008, its parent High Point Auto Insurance, Teachers' initiative, the first safety campaign includes sponsorship and coordination with the Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 (R) (KKAD25) trip in New Jersey communities from 28 October to November 1st. Tours celebrates KKAD25 (R) 's 10th anniversary and reveals the alarming new statistics about speeding in residential neighborhoods cause of death and injuries to pedestrians.

Tom Everson, KKAD25 (R), the founder of the program, will speak residents, law enforcement, schools and communities, which includes the program's mission to educate and to the active involvement of citizens throughout the United States in the common commitment to creating safer streets in neighborhoods, and beyond, to the benefit for all.

"Security is absolutely our top priority for all residents of New Jersey. KKAD25 (R) has proven to reduce the prevalence of speeding in residential neighborhoods and school zones, to create a safe environment for our children," says Teachers Auto Insurance Company of New Jersey President Jim Tignanelli. "Teachers' Insurance Plan NJ is proud to launch this initiative Statewide annual safety campaign and powerful support, such as those for the whole year. "

Excursions include visits: October 28th-Colts Neck High School Graeme Preston Foundation, Ownership, NJ October 29-hush-Northfield Community Middle School, Northfield, NJ Community Forum / Presentation, Berkeley Municipal Building, Bayville, NJ October 31-these -Hamilton/Yardville November 1st-Anthony Henry Memorial Scholarship dinner, Yardville

"We are thrilled that the teachers' Insurance Plan NJ began their safety by supporting our initiative NJ safety tour," said Tom Everson. "Their continued support of our programs over the years shows that their safety of our children should be of paramount importance for all".

Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 (R) is a non-profit organization, founded in the summer of 1998, through safety campaign targeting observance of speed limits on housing, which in most cities and towns across the U.S. to 25 mph. There are 1,000 representing 47 countries participating in KKAD25 (R) campaign. The mission KKAD25 (R) is to end all deaths and injuries caused by excessive speed on all roads. Visit http://www.keepkidsalivedrive25.org/.

Teachers Auto Insurance Company of New Jersey provides auto insurance exclusively to employees (active and retired) from New Jersey licensed education. Research shows that educators in the group are lower risk and less claims, so Teachers' Insurance Plan of New Jersey can offer lower rates to the education community than insurance companies, which insure everyone. For more information, visit http://www.nj-teachers.com/

Mendota Insurance Selects Innovation Auto's Managed Repair Network

Mendota Insurance has chosen Innovation Auto's managed repair network in order to improve their policies and improve customer cycle time.

Brian Ebent, managing director of claims in Mendota Insurance, said: "Mendota is always searching for ways to improve our customer repair experience, while driving key performance indicators, such as LAE and the duration of the cycle in more favorable levels. Innovation Auto is located in a nationwide network our key regions of the policyholder very well, and purely Adjusting Portal integrates with our work. We appreciate the fact that innovation was able to quickly develop a customized program tailored to Mendota's non-standard auto insurance. "

Greg Powers, head of marketing officer of the Innovation Group, said: "We are most Mendota add to our client family and appreciate their confidence in the Innovation Group. Our goal is to continuously provide innovative and integrated solutions Auto physical damage, which address the key challenges facing P & C claims management. We look forward to continue to expand our leadership position in support of these objectives. "