June Sham

Former Writer, Insurance
Ribbon EXPERTISE
  • Writing
  • Editing
  • Insurance
Education EDUCATION
  • Bachelor’s degree in Creative Writing, UC Riverside

 

June Sham is a former insurance writer for Bankrate. She aims to make insurance accessible to all readers and draws on her nearly three years of experience as a licensed producer for auto, property, umbrella and earthquake policies to help people understand their insurance needs. Prior to joining Bankrate, she worked at a public accounting firm specializing in project management. She graduated from UC Riverside with a degree in Creative Writing and often still misses the sunshine of southern California.

June's Picks

Person in the backseat of a rideshare service on their phone
5 MIN READ

Rideshare safety and statistics

Ridesharing has grown in popularity. Bankrate delves into its safety statistics.

6 MIN READ

Cost of a DUI

What’s the true cost of a DUI? Bankrate takes a look.

Family packing car for trip
13 MIN READ

Guide to car insurance

Bankrate’s experienced editorial team walks you through the basics of car insurance.

Younger black lady looking at damage to her car and talking on her phone to her insurance provider
7 MIN READ

Uninsured motorist coverage

What happens if someone hits your car and doesn’t have insurance? It depends.

June's latest articles

  • Car Insurance for a GMC

    The cost of car insurance, however, can vary greatly. If you go with your state's minimum liability coverage, for example, your premiums will be lower. Adding on coverage options like collision and comprehensive add dollars to your premium, but also include coverages that may save you money in the long run. Other factors include the make, model and age of your car — an expensive sports car, for example, may cost more to insure than a family sedan.

    Feb 13, 2024

  • Car Insurance for a Cadillac

    Since you most likely need auto insurance for your Cadillac, you might be wondering how much it costs or which company provides the cheapest coverage. First off, we can tell you that your Cadillac probably means paying more than the national average of $1,674 for a policy. In addition to pricing your policy based on things like your driving record and where you live, most insurance companies heavily consider your vehicle itself. And as a high-value car, Cadillacs usually mean pricier coverage.

    Feb 13, 2024

  • Cost of a DUI

    What’s the true cost of a DUI? Bankrate takes a look.

    6 min read Jan 19, 2024