If you suffer from sticker
shock every time you open up
your auto insurance bill, then
it's time to consider ways
that may help reduce the
cost.Quite simply, being a
good driver is one way to pay
less for insurance. Insurance
companies generally look at
the past three years of your
driving history. A minor
traffic infraction
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If you suffer from sticker
shock every time you open up
your auto insurance bill, then
it's time to consider ways
that may help reduce the
cost.Quite simply, being a
good driver is one way to pay
less for insurance. Insurance
companies generally look at
the past three years of your
driving history. A minor
traffic infraction can
potentially impact your
rates.The type of car you
drive also plays a role. If
you're shopping for a new car,
call your insurance agent and
get an estimate of what your
premium might be. If the car
has a low risk of theft and
has the latest safety gear,
you may get a break.Other ways
to save: most companies offer
multi-policy discounts if you
have the same company carry
more than one of your
insurance policies; students
may be eligible for 'good
student' discounts; and you
can raise the deductible,
which is your out-of-pocket
expense on a claim.

Category Autos & Vehicles

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