HELP PLEASE NEED ADVICE!!!
Okay so I am just getting my license back haha, and I need to find a insuance company that is cheap and friendly with tickets and such. I have 3 speeding and 1 racing ticket and I am 20 and married and the cheapest i can find is like $450 a month. Any advice for a cheap place would be nice. Thanks
holy crap...you should invest in a good radar detector. try safeco. my buddy is an insurance agent and got me on with them a while back. i was paying $1300/yr but now i am with universal insurance and it is even cheaper. I wouldnt even try universal though. according to my buddy, they only accept people with outstanding driving records.
(minimize high risk customers = lower rates for existing customers = everybody is happy); atleast that's what he told me.
(minimize high risk customers = lower rates for existing customers = everybody is happy); atleast that's what he told me.
haha well last year when i got all my tickets was kinda different i just didnt care now im married and such and have been driving very safe. plus i owe too much on my car and cant sell it so this is where im at. anyway i heard progresive is very cheap havent tried them yet
I doubt you find anything that's going to be a real significant difference -I say look but with your record its going to be hard. Tickets suck, trust me I know ... but weigh that against all the times you didn't get caught
- could be worse. Good luck though
- could be worse. Good luck though
sell your car at a loss and buy a POS. then run liability only.
if you are paying $450/month for insurance, you could effectively double up your carpayment and be done with the money you lost from the sale.
I just went back to Geico today myself. they dropped me back in April because of my Supercharger on my F-150. I've since sold it, so now they'll cover me.
Married, over 25, perfect driving record, no accidents, no tickets...same for wife.
USAA - $1,200/6 months
Geico - $650/6 months
Geico is pretty cheap...especially if you are connected with a Credit Union that Geico recognizes...or Military
Honestly though, you need to ditch that car.
if you are paying $450/month for insurance, you could effectively double up your carpayment and be done with the money you lost from the sale.
I just went back to Geico today myself. they dropped me back in April because of my Supercharger on my F-150. I've since sold it, so now they'll cover me.
Married, over 25, perfect driving record, no accidents, no tickets...same for wife.
USAA - $1,200/6 months
Geico - $650/6 months
Geico is pretty cheap...especially if you are connected with a Credit Union that Geico recognizes...or Military
Honestly though, you need to ditch that car.
Holy crap. $ 450 a month ?!?!
I remember when I was 17 in NY and was paying $260 a month but damn that's allot.
I would def sell the car too if the payment is going to be that much. Like the other ppl said, buy a el-cheapo and get you some limited liability and should be good. I'm sure your record will improve and rates will go down once you re-establish your self. Good luck
I remember when I was 17 in NY and was paying $260 a month but damn that's allot.
I would def sell the car too if the payment is going to be that much. Like the other ppl said, buy a el-cheapo and get you some limited liability and should be good. I'm sure your record will improve and rates will go down once you re-establish your self. Good luck
I work for Nationwide, but let me say this:
I'm going to guess that while your license was suspended, you didn't carry any insurance (why would you, right?). Well, most "standard" companies require 6 months of prior proof of insurance up to the current date. What does this mean? Either your going to be subject to a higher surcharge rating on top of all your tickets, or your going to have to go non-standard (not a major insurance compny, for example Titan Insurance, The General, etc)
But yea, good luck with that.
I'm going to guess that while your license was suspended, you didn't carry any insurance (why would you, right?). Well, most "standard" companies require 6 months of prior proof of insurance up to the current date. What does this mean? Either your going to be subject to a higher surcharge rating on top of all your tickets, or your going to have to go non-standard (not a major insurance compny, for example Titan Insurance, The General, etc)
But yea, good luck with that.


