You should be able to call the lien holder and see if it was required. That should give you all you need.
Typically, the one financing has to provide insurance (has to be on title or registration). In my state (VA) the options would be: have dad co-sign your financing so he can provide the insurance or you insure it and have dad pay for it (but you are legally responsible for all aspects of the truck)
Tesco finance offers all different kinds of insurance like car insurance, home insurance, and travel insurance are a few to list. To find out more one could look at the company's website.
The finance company will want to be paid in full if they find out it's stolen. The responsibility to satisfy the loan falls on you seeing that you failed to maintain insurance.
One can find an auto comparison for insurance rate from the following sites; Bankrate, QuoteWizard, Progressive, Finance consult, Insurance, and Esurance.
Yes, you can use a life insurance policy as collateral against an educational loan. Your local finance institutions can help you more.
Who would have had an "insurable interest" on your Dad? Ask them. Mom? Grandparents? Employer?
Blackhorse finance offers, all different kinds of insurance like, car insurance, home insurance, and travel insurance. They also have more less purchased insurances. Blackhorse finance provide money for loan, insurance and property.
http://www.business.com/directory/automotive/finance/insurance/us_states/texas/ will give you a listing of many insurance companies in Texas that can give you auto insurance quotes.
You get the insurance beforehand.
Some finance and insurance companies located in Vancouver would be for example "Johnston Meier Insurance Agencies Group", "Arbutus Insurance Brokers" or "Don Russell Insurance Agencies".
One can find a whole life insurance calculator online at various websites. Some of those websites are Bank Rate, Met Life, Aviva, Term-Life Insurance and Daily Finance.
Finance yourself.