Renew civic insurance now cheaper? or next year? Advice?
12-21-2009, 07:48 AM
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Renew civic insurance now cheaper? or next year? Advice?
Hi guys,
i have my civic covered already and now my agent is pushing me to renew my car insurance. Should i wait till next yr? Im just thinking prices may be cheaper end of 1st quarter next yr..
Ive checked on allstate, geico and even the civic insurance place. So maybe i should wait..
i have my civic covered already and now my agent is pushing me to renew my car insurance. Should i wait till next yr? Im just thinking prices may be cheaper end of 1st quarter next yr..
Ive checked on allstate, geico and even the civic insurance place. So maybe i should wait..
12-21-2009, 10:45 AM
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Re: Renew civic insurance now cheaper? or next year? Advice?
Is this a serious question, or is it some kind of spam?
Maybe I'm just misunderstanding your question. Is your insurance paid up until the end of the 1st quarter of next year, or are you going to let your coverage lapse? If you don't have insurance on at least 1 car constantly, when you apply for insurance again, your rates will go up from what they were previously. I've had my car off the road a couple times, and every time I got insurance again, it cost me at least $100+ more than it did before I canceled my insurance. So if you wait a while without having insurance on a car, prices will be more expensive, rather than cheaper.
Now if you have the insurance paid up until then, you might want to just ask an insurance expert, and find out if starting a new business quarter effects insurance rates at all.
Maybe I'm just misunderstanding your question. Is your insurance paid up until the end of the 1st quarter of next year, or are you going to let your coverage lapse? If you don't have insurance on at least 1 car constantly, when you apply for insurance again, your rates will go up from what they were previously. I've had my car off the road a couple times, and every time I got insurance again, it cost me at least $100+ more than it did before I canceled my insurance. So if you wait a while without having insurance on a car, prices will be more expensive, rather than cheaper.
Now if you have the insurance paid up until then, you might want to just ask an insurance expert, and find out if starting a new business quarter effects insurance rates at all.
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