Whenever making a big change to insurance, its best to shop around.

May 27, 2015
2:49:01pm

FrontLineFan

I have always saved money by switching when I make a major change like adding a kid. I've also noticed I can save when taking one off if I change companies as well.

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Just got off phone w/Auto Ins provider; help me understand teenage auto ins cost

NOCAL_YFAN

5/27/15 2:44pm

The mysteries of auto insurance premiums

kccougar

5/27/15 2:47pm

Could you just sign her and the beater car up with a different provider?

srey

5/27/15 2:48pm

Interesting thought, I'll have to check that out

NOCAL_YFAN

5/27/15 2:54pm

Let me know if that loophole works. I have a suspicion that it won't

kccougar

5/27/15 2:56pm

thats what I did when I was 16

sdg_coug

5/27/15 4:36pm

insurance companies NEVER lose $$ -- remember that

lightmann

5/27/15 2:48pm

Whenever making a big change to insurance, its best to shop around.

FrontLineFan

5/27/15 2:49pm

The car isn't the issue for the most part...

Freeagent12

5/27/15 2:50pm

Be glad you don't have a son. Even more expensive.

Dread Pirate Westley

5/27/15 2:56pm

Shop around. You'll be amazed at all the "discounts" they all of the sudden find

Left Shark Coug

5/27/15 2:57pm

Time to shop around. Certain companies are much more affordable when you

Thunder Buddy

5/27/15 3:04pm

Tell them you want separate policies for each car/driver or you'll go to another

socorny

5/27/15 3:22pm

Not everyone does that. We automatically place the most expensive driver on

zonacougar

5/27/15 3:26pm

Insurance companies assume your teen will drive all of your cars.

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