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Illinois is on the verge of passing new consumer protection laws, but the insurance industry says it's bad news.
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Illinois is on the verge of passing new consumer protection laws, but the insurance industry says it's bad news.
You can get up to 10% off your insurance for taking a defensive driving class in these states.
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