A question from .: car insurance?
lets say a 21 year old person goes to a car insurance company and is quoted $ 2000 for full coverage auto insurance. how much do you think this person will be charged at the same company at 25 years old?
Chosen answer:
Answer by Uncle Red depends on the driving record, if the person stays clean it can drop as much as 25%. 2000 bucks full coverage is not too bad right in the margin.
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A question from tatyana17: car insurance?
I AM BUYING A USED CAR SOON. THIS WILL BE MY FIRST CAR…SO I DON’T KNOW THE PROCESS. MY QUESTION IS WHEN DO I PURCHASE THE CAR INSURANCE? DO I HAVE TO HAVE CAR INSURANCE BEFORE I GET MY CAR FROM THE CAR DEALERSHIP? THANK YOU FOR YOUR ANSWERS
No 1 answer:
Answer by James B Yes you will need proof of insurance before they will let you have the car.
Question posed by yung@revlo: Car insurance?
ok so we have state farm. I will be driving in a couple of months. I want to get my dad as primary on my car so I can pay less, but he is already primary on another car, just like my mom is. So is there a car insurance company that will allow my dad to be a primary on more than one car? Because you are not allowed to do that with State Farm. Thanks!
Selected answer:
Answer by zdonz nope….a person can only be the primary driver for one car at a time
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Question by gabriella: car insurance?
I’m really confused. I always hear my family and friends talking about how expensive car insurance is for them, but when I they say how much they pay it seems so cheep. like $ 200/month…. is that cheep or expensive for car insurance, for one person. just wondering….
I don’t have a car, so I don’t know anything about this stuff haha.
The No 1 answer:
Answer by forevermemorable Holly molly…$ 200 a month! They must have expensive cars with the whole insurance work package?
Okay, I have two cars (1991 Ford Escort & a 1995 Honda Civic). I have basic liability for both cars for my wife and I as drivers, plus $ 25,000 additional liability coverage on the cars.
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A question asked by thephnx39: Car Insurance?
Im financing a car through Wells Fargo Bank, do I have to have full coverage or state minimum car insurance coverage?
Best answer:
Answer by CoUrTnEy When you are financing a vehicle, they require that you carry ‘collision’ coverage, which some like to refer to as ‘full coverage’. Collision covers the property damage to your vehicle in the event that you have an at-fault accident.
You can carry the minimum liability on any policy (though I wouldn’t). Most finance companies won’t let you have a deductible any higher than $ 500, though some will allow $ 1000. The lower the deductible, the more premium you’ll pay.
Question posed by Irish_Girl860509: Car insurance?
I will be graduating from college in a year or two, and when I start my job I will have to pay for my own car insurance. I have had a few small accidents, but they all still count as accidents and raise the insurance I have. So my question is, will my “record” still be the same if I switch companies? My last accident was over a year ago. And how long does it take for the rates to go back down, if at all?
I mean when I had all my accidents it was the first few years after I got my drivers license so I don’t think it counts towards how good of a driver I am now… right?
Best answer:
Answer by oklatom Insurance companies look back at least 3 years, 5 years for more serious offenses, and some actually look back 7 if it’s something very serious like vehicular manslaughter. But usually they will ask about anything in the past 3 years.
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