Get Cheap Car Insurance Rates

Posted by bluerlyn on Jun 5, 2010 in Money Matters |

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The economic slump has got a lot of people not only trying to look for alternative means of passive income, but also cutting back on expenses which is only logical. Given the current hard times, people are trying to be mindful of where they put their money and some are trying to cut back on other things in order to allot the funds for other important things later on. While some people cut back on insurance, it is I would say, not sensible, particularly that of a car insurance. Having one saves you much headache later on, should you encounter a road accident.

But how do you get companies to give you lower premiums for you car insurance? Here’s how:

  • Forget about the flashy, luxury sports car. Not only do they come with a higher price tag, they also equate to higher insurance premiums. You might want to opt for a car that’s medium sized, safe family car.
  • Do your research and check out different rates. It’s still best to see what most companies have to offer before deciding to affix your signatures on the contract.
  • Have an impressive driving history. If you have a fairly good and impressive driving history, chances are the insurance companies would pull up the rates for you, considering how you fare from the time you started driving.
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4 Comments

Anything Under the Sun
Jun 6, 2010 at 1:15 pm

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Anything Under the Sun
Jun 6, 2010 at 4:26 pm

hi erlyn,

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bluerlyn
Jun 7, 2010 at 6:29 pm

@Vanessa -sis 3yrs old na baby ko eh. pwede pa din ba?


 
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Jun 8, 2010 at 7:44 pm

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