11.20.20 GM to offer car insurance based on driving habits; Clark Stinks

The Clark Howard Podcast

Clark Howard

Investing, Entrepreneurship, Business

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🗓️ 20 November 2020

⏱️ 37 minutes

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General Motors is set to offer insurance to customers that will provide lower rates based on safer driving. Kim and Joel share the Clark Stinks posted on the web and share with Clark. Submit yours to: Clark.com/ClarkStinks. Want more money advice? Sign up for Clark’s free daily newsletter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	On BBC I-Player...
0:01.2	Six robbers have carried out an on-grade stealing almost three tons of gold.
0:04.8	Inspired by Britain's biggest gold high,
0:07.1	study shift three tons of gold.
0:09.2	Slowing.
0:10.0	26 million pounds worth of pure gold
0:12.3	in the possession of people who didn't expect to have.
0:14.4	You could end up with your brother piece and out of her ear.
0:16.8	You only knew about the people who get gold.
0:18.6	Stealing it was just the start.
0:20.7	We're looking for six robbers and three tons of gold.
0:23.3	Every ring, every watch, if you're looking for the gold, it's all around.
0:27.1	The gold, watch on BBC I-Player.
0:36.1	It's my pleasure to welcome you here at the Clark Howard Show
0:39.1	where it's about you learning ways to save more and spend less.
0:43.1	And don't let anyone ever rip you off.
0:46.1	So there's a change happening
0:51.1	in automobile ownership
0:54.1	that is big-time significant for your wallet.
0:58.1	It started as so many other innovative things seem to do in the vehicle business
1:04.1	with Tesla,
1:06.1	that has experimented
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