how much do you pay for insurance?
03-30-2013, 09:40 PM
#92
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28, Married, No tickets or moving violations in 10 years now..
01 Screw - Full Coverage - $500 Deductible
05 Tribute - Full Coverage - $250 Deductible
96 Civic - Liability only
Progressive Insurance - $135 a month
01 Screw - Full Coverage - $500 Deductible
05 Tribute - Full Coverage - $250 Deductible
96 Civic - Liability only
Progressive Insurance - $135 a month
03-30-2013, 09:52 PM
#93
0.9% is for suckers!
28 years old, i have house, car and truck all on one insurance policy.
house is valued at 300,000 and going up, 100% replacement and 80% contents incase of anything
Car is 100% replace at market value it's an 09 corolla
Truck is 100% replace at market value, 97 F150
both have 1 million liability, and a $500 deductable to save on costs a little (can get $250 or $0)
i pay $198 for it all... in two months the house section will increase $4 a month, truck and car portion will decrease $15 a month...
house is valued at 300,000 and going up, 100% replacement and 80% contents incase of anything
Car is 100% replace at market value it's an 09 corolla
Truck is 100% replace at market value, 97 F150
both have 1 million liability, and a $500 deductable to save on costs a little (can get $250 or $0)
i pay $198 for it all... in two months the house section will increase $4 a month, truck and car portion will decrease $15 a month...
$198/a month or a week? Lol. You couldn't get that near the Gulf of Mexico. Crazy
03-31-2013, 12:13 AM
#95
I feel so bad for some of you.
03-31-2013, 12:24 AM
#96
03-31-2013, 12:27 AM
#97
Depends where you stable, when I lived in the country my insurance was 1/4th what it is now, but I moved back to the city where the population density is 4-5 times more.
There are many factors, age, married or single, driving record, location, credit record also plays a major factor and not many people realize it.
With that said it's really hard to compare from one person to the next without weighing in EVERY factor.
03-31-2013, 01:24 AM
#99
Depends where you stable, when I lived in the country my insurance was 1/4th what it is now, but I moved back to the city where the population density is 4-5 times more.
There are many factors, age, married or single, driving record, location, credit record also plays a major factor and not many people realize it.
With that said it's really hard to compare from one person to the next without weighing in EVERY factor.
There are many factors, age, married or single, driving record, location, credit record also plays a major factor and not many people realize it.
With that said it's really hard to compare from one person to the next without weighing in EVERY factor.
Yeah if you count near the main drag of Williamsburg Va. the "sticks", lol.
I'm 35, married, no tickets for 5 years, Multi car discount (2), Renter insurance discount. Our bill every month is $150.