jackie110783 asked:


Hello, I am a 23 yr old female, and have never had my own car insurance policy. My car is paid off, but still in my mom’s name, with my name on there as well. I have been trying to get my own policy, since she is going to sign the car over to me, but I can’t find anything reasonable. I’m paying 65 dollars a month for the policy to be in her name, and I need to stick to that price range. Any suggestions?

kelly asked:


I am an international student in US and I am going to buy a car. However, I don’t know which insurance company has car insurance for international student. Can anyone tell me some infomation about it, scuh as the name of the company or how much it costs?

npbassman asked:


When you ask for a new car insurance quote from your current or a new provider they always ask the question if you have been involved in an accident or have been pulled over recently etc, etc. My question is, do they already know this info and are they maybe testing me or do they really don’t know? I’ve had two moving violations within the past 5 years and I’m wondering how to answer these questions when I shop for insurance on a new vehicle.

lynnlaw2 asked:


He has full coverage but I am excluded on his policy because we have the same address. I no longer have a car so I don’t carry insurance anymore but want to be covered if I need to drive my son’s car.

joshem2727 asked:


My car was backed into while it was parked at a gas station. It has bee a few months and the guys insurance company wont answer my messages or call me at all. I’ve never had to deal with anything like this and im not sure of my rights.

Teddy Y asked:


A friend of mine was in an acciedent but their insurance doesnt start til December. Is this possible? Do car insurance companies actually allow a driver to be uninsured for a month before starting their policy?

bradly x asked:


It should be against the law since everyone must carry car insurance. Also, what does my low credit score got to with my great driving record? Sounds like another reason to raise rates because most credit scores are low across the board. If someone pays their insurance company on time and has a good driving record should be their only concerns. Doesn’t that make sense to raise car insurance rates to persons that had a hard time paying a bill, bit made all their car insurance payments on time.