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Is it illegal to drive barefoot?
Is it illegal to drive barefoot? Bankrate explores driving with no shoes.
Natasha Cornelius, CLU, is an insurance editor for Bankrate, specializing in auto, home and life insurance. She is passionate about simplifying complex topics for the modern consumer, empowering them to make important decisions for themselves and their families. Her work has been featured and cited on several finance websites, including Quotacy, NerdWallet, Mint, Centsai, The Society of Actuaries, Annuity.org and more.
Natasha’s journey in insurance began as a receptionist at a life insurance brokerage firm right after college. Witnessing the profound impact of life insurance on families, she delved into the industry. She was offered the opportunity to help launch an online life insurance agency as a full-time content producer and jumped at the chance. Soon after, she became a licensed agent and earned her Chartered Life Underwriter® designation, broadening her expertise to various insurance types.
When she’s not working, Natasha loves to travel, cook, watch “bad” TV and spend time with her family, friends and pets.
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Is it illegal to drive barefoot? Bankrate explores driving with no shoes.
Is it illegal to drive barefoot? Bankrate explores driving with no shoes.
How long do you have to report an accident to your insurance? Bankrate investigates.
How long do you have to report an accident to your insurance? Bankrate investigates.
Driving without insurance in Illinois can result in fines and other penalties.
Short-term car insurance is any policy that lasts less than six months.
As long as you are living with your parents, you can stay on their insurance.
As long as you are living with your parents, you can stay on their insurance.