How to Compare Automobile Insurance & Car Insurance
September 2nd, 2010
- Each company should provide a “quote,” an estimate on the cost of the policy, usually for a period of six months, based on coverage amounts that pertain to liability, property damage and medical bills. Minimum requirements differ by state. Obtain quotes from at least three companies and then compare costs.
- Companies often offer discounts–typically 5 percent to 25 percent off the base premium–but might not present such deals up front. Discounts apply to people with multiple policies from the same company, students with good grades and senior adults with defensive-driving skills. Amounts vary by state and company.
- Insurance companies rate driver background information differently, but major factors in the final price include how many miles you drive daily and yearly and if you’ve had any tickets or accidents. Companies verify the information through your local Department of Motor Vehicles, so answer as factually as possible.
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