
Elizabeth Rivelli
Elizabeth Rivelli is a freelance writer who has been covering insurance and financial topics for six years, for publications such as Investopedia, Insurify, Bankrate, U.S. News and World Report, and Car and Driver. Her areas of expertise include auto insurance, home insurance, travel insurance, health insurance, and life insurance.
Elizabeth’s byline has appeared in dozens of online finance publications, and she regularly contributes to several insurance company blogs. Before her career as a freelance writer, Elizabeth worked in public relations and content marketing.
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Publications
- Insure.com19 articles
- CarInsurance.com12 articles
- Fox Money8 articles
- CNN Underscored6 articles
- Fox Business5 articles
- Investopedia4 articles
- Bankrate.com3 articles
Writes Most On
- Auto-Owners commercial auto insurance9 Apr—Insurance.comOur take The Auto-Owners Group is an excellent choice for small business owners, solopreneurs and independent contractors. It has several coverage options, including specialty products like gap coverage, and business owners can take advantage of the insurer’s discount programs to reduce their premiums. Discounts for paying your bill in full, monitoring your fleet, and professional group affiliation are just some options. Auto-Owners Group isn't available in all states and doesn't offer online...
- Can you get gap insurance on a used car?3 Apr—CarInsurance.comGap (guaranteed asset protection) insurance is often a good investment if you buy or lease a new or expensive car. If the car gets totaled or stolen, gap insurance will pay the difference between your car’s diminished value and what you still owe. “Gap insurance can be beneficial because cars often depreciate faster than loan balances, and most standard auto insurance policies only pay the car’s actual cash value (ACV), which is the depreciated value of the vehicle at the time of damage. Gap...
- How will autonomous cars affect auto insurance?6 Apr—CarInsurance.comFor several decades, technology companies and auto manufacturers have been developing autonomous vehicles. While self-driving cars aren’t street-legal everywhere, we’re getting closer to a future where autonomous vehicles are available for purchase. However, before self-driving cars become an option for consumers, auto insurance requirements and regulations must change. Discussions must also be held about accident liability, cybersecurity risks and how these factors affect insurance...