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Just ask the agent why so high, and they will give you a list of risk categories you fall into. No one here knows why, just ask the agent.
Pelo911, I live in TX also and that is just crazy. How many INS agencies did you go thru. Since your over 25 you shouldn't be paying no amount like that. I pay a little over 1K a yr for mine. Call Geico, Progressive, Farmers, All State, or State Farm. That is Out of This World Crazy. Wow
But seriously, that must be some sort of error. Otherwise, I don't know who purchases a vehicle without first getting an insurance quote.
one of the mayor factor is your Credit history
$857/month even with 0 history it's unreachable. Newbies, new immigrants or whatever it's impossible. The only thing that bumps you up to these kind of prices are violations/tickets. And not one... not two... maybe 10 in a span of 3-5 years.
As a few folks have already suggested: Get Motorcycle endorsement for your Texas license... Motorcycle Safety Course will get you that and additional discount from the insurance company...
Credit history and credit scorer are two diferent ....!! Even you electric company check you credit, you credit history paint a picture of what type of person are you.Credit history doesn't have .... to do with it. How do I know? Because no way I'd have 100/300/100 coverage for only $800 a year with my ...... 630 credit.
So you wish harm on a fellow forum member because he made a wise/rude comment? You sure make TONS of sense.....
But seriously, that must be some sort of error. Otherwise, I don't know who purchases a vehicle without first getting an insurance quote.
Credit history doesn't have .... to do with it. How do I know? Because no way I'd have 100/300/100 coverage for only $800 a year with my ...... 630 credit.
In NO way does negative credit affect my abililty to properly drive or ride which is ALL insurance should be based upon.
Ah yes, credit history does unfortunately have something to do with it. It affects their companies view of your payment history and can or will affect your payments if you aren't paying up front. Also, and I had a HUGE argument with Progressive over the day I fired them for it, can also alter your rate due as they make assumptions based on national averages of drivers receiving tickets or getting into accidents. Major crap! When they were explaining that to me I went ballistic. In NO way does negative credit affect my abililty to properly drive or ride which is ALL insurance should be based upon. After all, why do you think they ask for your SS# for in the first place? It isn't for identification purpose's. That is in compliance with the law as far as I know. SOrry to rant. It's just a major sore subject for me!
I know this is a sore spot for you duck but negative credit DOES affect your overall driving situation when it comes to insurance. It isnt the final word but with such a diverse and complex scenario this area has turned out to be, your credit is certainly a factor. It doesnt determine has well you can corner or how fast you can go in a straight line but it might tell me if you are likely to run from the police, fib on a claim, or if you might pay an out of town parking ticket. Insurance is a lot more than evaluating ones skills or state compliance; it's all about risk.
Incorrect. I don't remember providing my SSN so unless AAA can look up credit history based on name and DL, credit history doesn't have anything to do with insurance rates. Like I said.....my credit score sucks and while I understand credit score and history are two different things, i still don't see how that factors into my already super cheap rates. Any lower n my insurance would practically be free. $65/mo with my limits and only $100 deductible is nothing.