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ChainGangPrincess asked:


Im 17 and have ahd my liscence for less than a year, and auto insurance companies want,like,an arm and a leg from me. Does anyone know of a reasonable place that i could go?
Thank you

Trinity

Sofi asked:


I want to get in the field of auto insurance agent. I have not been able to locate a school or site that can give me information. I’ved tried asking auto insurance companies but they only hire agents with licenses.

Tristan

Caraleigh asked:


Auto insurance companies seem to total older cars whether or not they are in great condition. This made me wonder whether auto insurance companies get paid by the state or whoever to total older cars.

Rachel

richcu asked:


Does any one but me think its bull that one can be refused auto insurance or pay a higher premium because their credit score may be lower than some other guys. Why on earth are we letting car insurance companies get buy with this? Even auto insurance companies having access to our creit history makes no sence and is a further invasion of our privacy. This practice should be outlawed.
Again what does credit score and auto insurance have to do with each other?
kendrickflorida
A credit score is not based on just weather one has paid his bills or even on time. I for example probably have 40 different credit avenues. I owe lots of money to everyone but these accounts have been active 20 to 25 years, I have never been late for even one payment in all those years. I have the same auto insurance company now at 49 and started when I was 16 so thats 33 years. they have the ordassity to say to me that your credit score is lower than say Bill Gates so you will have to pay more even though you have been our customer for 33 years and are a good driver and had no claims. you think you get the same rate as bill gates? probably not. Again I say what does car insurance have to do with Credit score.

Julian

Rebekah asked:


A few years ago when I lived in Oregon Auto insurers could (and did) check your credit but Washington law didn’t allow it- you could get car insurance without giving out your social security number. I am in Nebraska and need to know- do I have to give out my SSN to insurers?

Colin

carl b asked:


I am applying for auto insurance in California. Over 3 years ago I got speeding tickets in Texas and Virginia(all paid). If I don’t tell the insurance companies about them, will they find out anyways?

Bryan

G asked:


If you’re a teenage male, you’re doomed if you want to get auto insurance. You will pay exorbitantly more because the statistics say that you are more of a hazard. So you are not judged as an individual, but as a group of people.

I’m sure statistics can also show that certain nationalities and races are worse drivers — case in point: Asians. And I’m part Asian, so I can make fun of my own people. =)

If insurance companies are always willing to discriminate on the basis of age and sex, why not race or ethnicity?

Colin

Giggity asked:


I switched auto insurance companies recently and I was just wondering if there is any reason at all I should keep my old auto insurance bills from the old company. I’m the one who HATES clutter and I want to get rid of things I don’t need anymore. Thanks.

Richard

yendis asked:


I heard that auto insurance companies will cancel your policy, causing you to lapse, if they find out you are leaving them, is that true? I am planning on buying a new auto policy this week that will go in effect on Apr 1 and faxing in my request to cancel my current policy on that same day, am I safe?

Lily