There's always a first time for everything, and getting Car Insurance is not exceptional. The question in today's ReiVRE: Money Talk-Car Insurance is – "What can you do if the price has increased?"
That means that for years they have been setting your rates much higher than they needed to, for them to make a "comfortable" profit. They would have been "comfortable" charging you less, but they knew they didn't have to for them to retain your business. If you embrace apathy and accept the increases in their rates every year, they have you as their hostage and things will never change.
What Can You Do?
Two words - comparison shopping! There is no law that says you must buy your car insurance form you local agent, you can buy it from anywhere. Spend one hour on the Internet and compare as many deals as you can find, I guarantee that you will find a better rate. When you have collected your deals, call your local insurance agent and let him know that you are planning to move your business, often you will find that he is "comfortable" charging you much less now than he originally said!
The bottom line is you need to 'invest' about 1 hour of your time to do this, but if you manage to save $200, hey that's not a bad hourly rate. This technique will work for almost anyone, but it's especially powerful if your premiums are higher than the average for a certain reason - if you're looking for car insurance for teenagers say. One more quick tip, don't just limit it to car insurance, do the same for your home insurance, health insurance, etc. etc..
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