Paul Reynolds
Senior Editor, Special Projects at Money
Editorial director, specializing in content to guide the consumer journey in home and small business and tech. Music-mad.
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money.com | Paul Reynolds
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money.com | Liliana Hall |Paul Reynolds
You’ll never forget parallel parking for the first time — or the panic that came with it. The first time behind the wheel can be thrilling, awkward and a little nerve-wracking. Learning to drive is a major milestone for teens, but it also creates new potential dangers in their lives. Teens ages 16 to 19 are at a greater risk for car accidents than any other age group, underscoring the importance of comprehensive driver education.
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1 week ago |
money.com | Paul Reynolds
Discounts Legacy discount, multiple vehicle, anti-theft, student, bundling, auto-pay Multiple vehicles, safe drivers, students, bundling Bundling, multi-car, safe and low mileage driving, EV/hybrid cars, and more Bundling, multiple vehicles, safe driver, anti-theft, low mileage, vehicle safety, homeowner, student, senior, hybrid/electric vehicle, group savings, newly marries, fully/automatic payment Bundling, good student and students away from home, automatic, paperless, on-time payments,...
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money.com | Lindsay VanSomeren |Paul Reynolds
It’s among the bigger bills we pay, and yet just what drives – so to speak – the cost of car insurance is probably unclear to many of us. Knowing the multitude of factors insurance companies consider when setting your premium may allow you to make money-saving tweaks to your policy – or to avoid changes that might make your bill rise.
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money.com | Lindsay VanSomeren |Paul Reynolds
If you’re like most people, you probably consider yourself to be a good driver – better than a lot of your fellow travelers. If you could only prove your prowess to your insurer, they'd lower your rate, right? That’s the whole premise behind telematics programs that allow your insurer to use technology to track your driving habits. Drive well, and some insurance companies promise these programs can save you up to 40% off your rates.
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Shame on CBS for having Parade-show hosts shamelessly shill for products on air. A new low in product placement.#CBS #MacysParade https://t.co/o10CLvJUOI
Fine update of AI in media today at DataScienceSalonNYC at #Galvanize. More promise than reality still, but much interesting stuff. A big challenge (still): dirty data.
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