Insurance question
I'm currently with geico and i pay about 850 for every 6 months, with a $500 collision and $1000 comprehensive coverage. However, I have no tickets and i have taken a defensive driver course a couple of months back.
So i got a quote from nationwide today and they came upto about $400 for every 6months with a $500 collision and comprehensive . I have no idea about nationwide and are they a preferred
insurance company ? would be glad if you guys could chip in. The nationwide quote also gives a 50k/100k uninsured coverage etc.

Check with your local insurance agents if they can beat the online quotes.
Another thing you can do to reduce your premiums is increase your deductible to $1000.
I can still remember how expensive car insurance was when I was still under 25 years of age.
I'm currently with geico and i pay about 850 for every 6 months, with a $500 collision and $1000 comprehensive coverage. However, I have no tickets and i have taken a defensive driver course a couple of months back.
So i got a quote from nationwide today and they came upto about $400 for every 6months with a $500 collision and comprehensive . I have no idea about nationwide and are they a preferred
insurance company ? would be glad if you guys could chip in. The nationwide quote also gives a 50k/100k uninsured coverage etc.
Regards,
Don
I am with State Farm, but I get a much reduced rate because I have another car with them plus my house and no tickets in 7 years. Consider that I have an 09, mine is about $580 every six months with full coverage and $500 collision and $1000 comp.
Also, with nationwide i had bumped up all coverages by twice and had a 500 deductible for both collision and comprehensive.
I talked to a local statefarm agent, and she seemed like she wasn't able to calulate taking my age as 25( like give a quote before i turn 25) and she came up with 900 every months. I might as well try talking to another agent and see what they say.
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I have found over the years that it pays to check on rates from time to time as an insurer that once was head and shoulders above the rest will slip to mid-pack or worse in a couple years.
I don't change insurers for small differences as you often get perks for staying on with a company for a while but will change over for significant savings.
I also doubt that shopping between different agents from the same underwriter will help much. Trying an independent agent that represents several underwriters may help as they can put in your info and cherry pick the best results from many choices.




