Tips for a Low-Cost Car Insurance Quotation for Your Teen
Do you think you're paying too much for car insurance? And, do you have a teenager in the family? Well then in the words of Al Jolson, "You ain't seen nothing yet!"
Adding a teenage boy to your policy will, on average, double its cost. A girl will increase it about 50%, according to the Insurance Information Institute.
So here's how to lessen the blow and find a low-cost insurance quotation.
- Look for an insurer that offers discounts if your teen takes a special driver's safety course, and then sign him or her up for it.
- If you have more than one car, assign Junior to the one that's the cheapest to insure.
- Consider cutting down the amount of collision and comprehensive coverage on the car which could knock 40% or so off a bill.
And if Junior is going off to college without a car, inform your insurance company so they can put the student on hold.
You can't Junior off the road, but you can lessen the financial impact.
Oops - no pun intended!!
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