I don’t have my license yet, but I know what car I’ll be driving. Is there a way to get a quote before I actually get my license?
go online to one of the insurance sites, put in your info (but pretend your 16) you’ll at least get a ballpark figure of what it will cost you
I have been searching around on the web to get the cheapest auto insurance quote. However, I have tried quite a lot of different service providers but none of their offers are competitive enough. Please give an advice of how to get a real cheap auto insurance quote so I could save some money.
Try this site
usainsurancequotes.net
Here you can compare quotes from different companies
I am looking for a place where I can compare health insurance quotes and find a good individual policy. I like the main carriers like Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, Humana, and Aetna.
If you are looking for the best health insurance , check out this site
http://Cheap-Health-Insurance-Rate.info
Here you can compare health insurance policy and rates from different companies that available in your area.
How do i get an online auto insurance quote in LA?
Try this site where you can compare quotes from different companies in your area
http://Cheap-Auto-Insurances.info/
Hope this help,
are there any sites for oklahoma health and life insurance quotes?
Well, none of them will be STICKING quotes, over the internet, without massive personal information being given first.
So you’re best off just buying through a local agent.
ok so i am wondering how much insurance would be for someone like me who has no credit and never owned a car before. i have tried checking online for quotes and stuff but i dont even have a car, and the sites like geico or progressive require u to have a vehicle to even get a quote. i live in minnesota and im 24 if that makes a difference.
Try this site where you can compare quotes from different companies in your area
http://best-auto-insurance-usa.info/
Hope this help,
We are getting the calls from the insurance agents to check with us. Could this be the beginning of identity theft? Our credit files are all frozen so no new accounts can be opened? Any ideas?
Yes, it could be ID theft. It could also be someone with a similar name that the agents got confused with your husband. I would file a police report of suspected fraud just to create a paper trail.
Note: Freezing your credit DOES NOT prevent opening new accounts. It prevents ACCESSING your credit report. There is nothing to prevent a creditor from opening an account without looking at your file. They just won’t be able to report the account on your credit report.
i had a penalty for 3 years that ran out in 2008 but when i look for insurance they ask for any penalty for the past 5 years. Do i say yes even though it expired in 2008?"
You tell them everything the ask for as they are interested only in what has happened in the last 5 years regardless of what has expired. The normally ask for the offence code, date of offence fine and ban if any – all of that will remain on your licence until at least 4 years from the date you committed the offence.
Whilst it is expired in terms of the DVLA totting up procedure if you fail to tell your insurer then they can make the insurance invalid in the event of a claim. When a claim is made they will want to see the licence
I have been working with 2 business insurance companies and I have been comparing quotes between the two of them. They have both put in a lot of work. I want to tell company #1 tactfully that I do not need her services. How do I do this?
Thanks, but we’ve decided to go with another company.
We are getting the calls from the insurance agents to check with us. Could this be the beginning of identity theft? Our credit files are all frozen so no new accounts can be opened? Any ideas?
Yes, it could be ID theft. It could also be someone with a similar name that the agents got confused with your husband. I would file a police report of suspected fraud just to create a paper trail.
Note: Freezing your credit DOES NOT prevent opening new accounts. It prevents ACCESSING your credit report. There is nothing to prevent a creditor from opening an account without looking at your file. They just won’t be able to report the account on your credit report.