What does each question on a car insurance mean and how does it increase your rate?
Friday, November 27th, 2009 at
3:53 pm
Todd Z asked:
I am 20 and have had insurance my prior rate was 700 for 6 months. I had two at fault accident before that insurance at 18. But only one was really at fault and I have to get proof and the other drops of my record on the 13th of August. I am trying to figure what a estimate of what my car insurance would be for a liability insurance in TX now
I am 20 and have had insurance my prior rate was 700 for 6 months. I had two at fault accident before that insurance at 18. But only one was really at fault and I have to get proof and the other drops of my record on the 13th of August. I am trying to figure what a estimate of what my car insurance would be for a liability insurance in TX now
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You would be better off talking to an insurance agent about this. The bottom line is, if you are too much of a risk nobody will want to insure you and if they do you will be paying a lot.
You need to sit down with an agent. To explain every question on an application, would be writing a BOOK.
If only one accident is your fault, that means, the other person’s insurance paid out.
You will need to talk to a TX agent to get an accurate estimate.
Since the accidents are dropping off your record you rate will get better. Call and get an appointment to sit down with your agent.
Then they can explain everything. No one here can without knowing the name of your company and a lot of other stuff. So, call your agent.
Try using to compare car insurance rates for all the major providers in your area.
The best way to find the rates you would be paying is to find an independent agent, one not tied to any one company, give him your needs and information, and let him search his data base for the best company for your specific needs. Good luck with the quest.
I’ve had good info about it here:
Take care.