Monthly Archives: December 2008

Reader’s Question: Why would an auto insurance agency here in Illinois charge my teenager bigger car insurance premiums? Victor Chicago, IL There are certainly a lot of parents out there that can understand your sentiments regarding auto insurance coverage for … Continue reading →

Reader’s Question: What kind of discounts do would an auto insurance agency or company usually give? Anything to help lower my bloody premiums here in North Carolina would be much appreciated! Cheers! Patrick Asheville, NC This is a good question, … Continue reading →

Reader’s Question: I have a friend who referred me to a broker who works for a local auto insurance agency here in Montana, is this the best way to get coverage? Kenneth Columbia, MO Not necessarily, but that’s not saying … Continue reading →

Reader’s Question: Would an auto insurance agency or company have any standard way of determining my auto insurance rates? I got the same vehicle that my friend here in Iowa has with the same insurance company but I got higher … Continue reading →

Reader’s Question: Would the kind of vehicle I drive have anything to do with how much I pay for my auto insurance rates here in Connecticut? David B. Danbury, CT Definitely, the type of vehicle that you drive, model, year … Continue reading →

Reader’s Question: I would be meeting with an auto insurance adjuster here in Kansas soon, I was wondering if you have any tips on dealing with an adjuster or an auto insurance agency. Lionel Lawrence, KS With all the trauma … Continue reading →

Reader’s Question: How would I know if I am buying the cheapest car insurance coverage that I can get here in California? Do you have any tips for me? Omar Berkeley, CA This is a very good question. It takes … Continue reading →

Reader’s Question: What are the things that can make my car insurance policy rates here in Texas go up? Jack Austin, TX This is a very good question. There are many factors that auto insurance companies consider when evaluating (and … Continue reading →