06.21.22 Clark Smart Car Rental / Homeowners Insurance & Natural Disasters
It’s officially summer today. Get Clark smart strategies for saving money on car rentals, and learn how those under age 25 can avoid huge fees. Also, homeowners face more challenges finding quality, affordable insurance as natural disasters and the cost to rebuild impact rates all over the country. Homeowners need to face and manage risk today. Clark offers guidelines including new mapping revealing wildfire risk, and the new Federal Flood Insurance program phasing in.
- SAVE on Car Rentals: Segment 1
- Ask Clark: Segment 2
- Risk Assessment & Homeowners Insurance: Segment 3
- Ask Clark: Segment 4
Mentioned on the show:
- 6 Steps To Getting the Best Car Rental Deal
- 5 Things to Know About the Costco Car Rental Program
- The Points Guy: Hertz waives young-driver fees for new graduates — here’s how to enroll
- Car Rental: Deals and Discounts | USAA
- The Major Differences Between Economy, Premium Economy, and Economy Plus — and What's Right for You
- How to handle money when you're traveling overseas
- The Best Credit Cards With No Foreign Transaction Fees
- These maps show how wildfires are changing in the U.S.—and the risk at your address
- 10 million US buildings face a 'major' to 'extreme' risk of wildfire. See how your home stacks up and why ownership will get more expensive.
- Flood Insurance | FEMA.gov
- Legit Online Surveys for Money: What I Earned
Clark.com resources
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- Clark.com daily money newsletter
- Consumer Action Center Free Helpline: 636-492-5275
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