Tuesday, July 29, 2014

How To Change Auto Insurance Company





Gather up the needed information before beginning to make calls.

The information that is needed for a car insurance quote usually is not too difficult to collect. You need to know the make and year of your car or cars. The agent will ask for the ages of each driver that will be a regular driver. Think about your driving habits and write down the approximate number of miles that each car is driven during a year. Write down any accident or ticket that you or the other drivers have had during the last three years.

Determine which insurance companies and brokers that you will contact.

You need the name of the company or broker along with the phone number. It is a good idea to list these on a sheet of paper with a grid to record the various quotes as they are given. Most of the time, the agent will not quote the price on the spot but will call you back. Keep this sheet near the phone so you can fill in the information when it is received.

Never allow you current insurance to lapse before purchasing a replacement policy.

Most car insurance companies will penalize you for not having a current policy in force. Many times this extends to the grace period offered by your current insurer. The new company will want to see that your current insurance is paid up to date. If you like to play the game of seeing how late you can pay car insurance without losing your coverage, it can cost you now. Shop for new insurance in the middle of a monthly premium period if you pay monthly.





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