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Your Guide to Understanding Auto Insurance in the Granite State

Finally, the review in its concluding chapter looked at the future of so- cial funds. Broadly, three alternative paths were considered: The first was to focus on the question of transition. Because social funds are strong at demonstrating good practices and good governance, they can be im- portant in drawing best practices from other sectors. For example, there are some best practices in the water and sanitation and in the rural trans- port sectors. More experiences need to be exchanged outside social funds with some of the better programs in other sectors. The emphasis on tran- sition also means providing training and capacity building to both com- munities and. | State of New Hampshire Insurance Department Your Guide to Understanding Auto Insurance in the Granite State What You Need to Know This guide is intended to give New Hampshire consumers basic information on auto insurance. It suggests ways to Lower the cost of your auto insurance shop for Auto insurance and file an auto insurance claim. If you have questions or need help after reading this guide please feel free to contact the New Hampshire Insurance Department at the number and address in the back of this guide. ABOUT US The New Hampshire Insurance Department makes sure that insurers doing business in the state are financially sound insurance is available and appropriately priced and consumers are treated fairly by doing the following Licensing insurance companies and checking the financial stability of the insurance companies Reviewing insurance forms and premium rates to be sure they comply with state law Licensing individual insurance producer agents and brokers as well as insurance agencies Helping consumers with questions and problems Ensuring that insurers and producer agents are in compliance with state insurance laws Educating the public about insurance issues Advocating reforms that protect the insurance-buying public It should be noted that the New Hampshire Insurance Department reviews and approves rating plans submitted and justified by insurance companies. The New Hampshire Insurance Department does not mandate or set Auto Insurance Rates. Auto Insurance Rates will vary by insurance .