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How Much Would Car Insurance For A 18 Year Old Cost?
I currently live in Nevada and I drive a 1997 Chevy S10. I currently am on my parents insurance plan USAA and I pay $130 each month. I have a clean driving record and have had my license for about a year and a half. Would it be cheaper to just get my own insurance plan? If so how much would it cost and what cheap companies would you recommend?

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If Ive been to rehab, does that prevent me from being a Civilian Air Traffic Control tech?
I've been looking into the job, and I realiise there's an intensive bckground check that's done. Anyways- my criminal record is completely clean, same with my driving record,I'm squeaky clean, other then the fact that 2 years ago I went to rehab. Will this auotomatically disqualify me? I would like to know before I sign up for the training. Thanks!

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Unemployment help...?
At the end of last summer, my husband was hired on as full time local truck driver. A couple weeks ago he was suddenly fired for stuff that was confirmed (by the hiring/firing/saftey supervisor) wasn't his fault and happened 4 months prior. He just found out he was replaced by a seasonal worker, believed to be a relative, that comes back for the summer. He was hired on full time and was never told about eventually being replaced by a seasonal worker. He's now having a hard time getting accepted for jobs because of what his past employers are telling them. The incidents were not his fault and neither of them are on his driving record. Another incidnet didn't involve him because we were on vacation at the time, but someone in the company is saying that he damaged some equpiment and the supervisors are sticking the blame on him and reporting to his potential employers. Does he have any rights he can practice? Should he contact his old supervisor himself and tell him he cannot tell his job inquiries of those incidents? Or should he just get a legal representative to tell them to stop? When the job recruiters tell him 'no' because what his old supervisor is telling them he asks "What are they tell you?" The job recruiters won't answer why. If this is the case his career is ruined. What should he do? We're stuck.

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