A question from Eric: How can I cancel my geico car insurance?
I pay for my geico car insurance every six months because I save some money instead of paying monthly.
Here is a thing I am going to out of US for 3 months and I do not need insure my car however I already paid for the 6 months.
Can I cancel my car insurance and get the rest of money back?
Do they have any freezing method for these situations?
If I cancel my car insurance, will they charge me some money?
How do they calculate this?
Need specific answer, Thanks.
The best answer:
Answer by src50 Why are you asking here? Ask GEICO.
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Question by crizzy u: How long do car accidents affect my insurance rates?
I have heard that accidents and tickets will affect car insurance rates for five years. I was in an accident four years ago, that was determined to be my fault. Now, my (old) insurance company just settled this claim. Is this going to affect my rates for five years from the settlement date or from the date of the accident?
Top answer:
Answer by ad59 Although the time affecting your premium varies from insurer to another, it is usually three years; and the effects tkes place from the time the body shop claims the payment for the repair to your car.
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Question posed by qwerty: Where can I get good rental car insurance?
I don’t have a car so I have no car insurance. Occasionally I rent a car, but I always get screwed with the rental company’s high insurance premiums. Are there any insurance companies that provide insurance on a short term basis. I have a good driving record.
The best answer:
Answer by John N unfortunatley i believe you’re confined to the high premiums of the company if you don’t have your own for a car you currently own
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Question by Jack W: Am I required to get rental car insurance if I don’t have my own auto insurance?
I am planning to sell my car and cancel my auto insurance. If I want to rent a car, am I required to buy their rental car insurance, since I wouldn’t have any other auto insurance otherwise?
The No 1 answer:
Answer by My Lips are Planted in the Past yes, you are required by law to at least have collision.
A question from Wondrousburrito: How Much does car insurance cost for 16 year old male in Alberta?
For a 2003 saturn vue, how much can i expect to be paying for car insurance?
The best answer:
Answer by pwrmax 200-300 a month. This is assuming you’ve had no accidents or tickets.
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Question posed by sam m: What is the car insurance company that offers 40% off for teenagers?
What is the car insurance company that offers 40% off for teenagers if they dont use the car later than 11.00 at night , ive heard eople go on about it but cant find it! Or if you no any other ways can get cheaper car insurance , im 18 and they all seem to cost a bomb!
The best answer:
Answer by mclovin35@ymail.com That one stupid insurance company.
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Getting a driver’s license is a coming-of-age for many kids. It’s their ticket to freedom, no longer having to rely on family and friends to get around. But there’s a price to be paid for freedom: high insurance rates. Video Rating: 4 / 5
