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      10-31-2005, 01:51 PM   #1
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How much do you pay for your insurance?

I pay $1700 per 6 months
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      10-31-2005, 01:53 PM   #2
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please search before starting threads...this one is out there a few times..

and your getting ripped.... 900 a year in NJ with bad record...
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      10-31-2005, 01:59 PM   #3
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I don't have my car yet, but I got a quote for a 330i and it was about $550 per 6 months. Only about $100 more than my current insurance.
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      10-31-2005, 02:02 PM   #4
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i'm in Jersey City... Is that causing me the high insurance?
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      10-31-2005, 02:14 PM   #5
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i'm in Jersey City... Is that causing me the high insurance?
I think that location has a lot to do with it. Where you live, where it will be parked, how you use the vehicle, etc. These were all questions asked to me by my insurance provider when getting my insurance.
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Thanks... but I've checked the previous threads about insurance and I still think that I'm very very over charged...
My insurance company is AIG and I'm an international student without social security number. I live in Newport Jewsey City and have public parking garage which I pay $170 a month to park my car. I usually drive to school every day about 5miles. Most importantly I'm 26 yrs old. So can you give me some ideas why I'm paying so much insurance? thanks~
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Thanks... but I've checked the previous threads about insurance and I still think that I'm very very over charged...
My insurance company is AIG and I'm an international student without social security number. I live in Newport Jewsey City and have public parking garage which I pay $170 a month to park my car. I usually drive to school every day about 5miles. Most importantly I'm 26 yrs old. So can you give me some ideas why I'm paying so much insurance? thanks~
Nope...find another insurance company!
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      10-31-2005, 02:55 PM   #8
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Im 23 in ft lauderdale, FL and i pay 1200 for six month, full and thats chep!!!
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Thanks... but I've checked the previous threads about insurance and I still think that I'm very very over charged...
My insurance company is AIG and I'm an international student without social security number. I live in Newport Jewsey City and have public parking garage which I pay $170 a month to park my car. I usually drive to school every day about 5miles. Most importantly I'm 26 yrs old. So can you give me some ideas why I'm paying so much insurance? thanks~
My best guess is that your international status and lack of SSN attributes to the high number. In any case 1700 is EXORBINATELY high!
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      10-31-2005, 03:06 PM   #10
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But should we also state what the coverage is? If I say I paid $600 for 6 month, and some one say they paid $700 for 6 month, you cannot just compare the $. It depends on the coverage you opted for as well.
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I know its such a pain... just throwing money in the air... is there any way for me to lower the insurance?
My coverage is full both ways and even 2000 deductable...
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wow you have 2000 deductable and it's that high!!!! Thats just not right. I would try and shop aeound.
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New Jersey is notorious for extremely high auto insurance rates.

Overall it is very difficult to compare policies -- it's not just your record and where you live, but also, your policy. For example, I have much more than the minumum on liability but keep a very high deductible. On the theory that insurance is to cover real disasters (the kind that get you sued for everything you own), not dumb stuff like the windshield cracked. My policy is $1,800/year but it includes my wife's car, too.

I suspect that, as a student, you are in whatever NJ calls the 'assigned risk' pool which is considered the highest risk and some companies won't even write a policy for you. When I was in my 20's and had an accident and a speeding ticket, I was in that class. It's a number of years ago but I was paying $1600/year for a car that probably cost me $5,000.

The only way to lower your rate once you're in an assigned risk pool is to stay out of trouble and wait a few years. Then, when you shop around, you are more likely to find a company that will give you a competitive rate.
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Mine is $850 a year full coverage. :-)
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New Jersey is notorious for extremely high auto insurance rates.

Overall it is very difficult to compare policies -- it's not just your record and where you live, but also, your policy. For example, I have much more than the minumum on liability but keep a very high deductible. On the theory that insurance is to cover real disasters (the kind that get you sued for everything you own), not dumb stuff like the windshield cracked. My policy is $1,800/year but it includes my wife's car, too.

I suspect that, as a student, you are in whatever NJ calls the 'assigned risk' pool which is considered the highest risk and some companies won't even write a policy for you. When I was in my 20's and had an accident and a speeding ticket, I was in that class. It's a number of years ago but I was paying $1600/year for a car that probably cost me $5,000.

The only way to lower your rate once you're in an assigned risk pool is to stay out of trouble and wait a few years. Then, when you shop around, you are more likely to find a company that will give you a competitive rate.


Well done.
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Thanks fot your thoughtful reply driverseven. I really appreciate it.
Maybe I should just shut up and wait ^^
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      10-31-2005, 11:49 PM   #17
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$1,700.00 per 6 months for insurance.

$170.00 pre month to park.

$???.?? car note.

driving a BMW ... priceless
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I would guess that your rate is about normal for Jersey City. Two years ago I got a quote for $3600/yr for a 1997 Acura Integra in Brooklyn, NY. Ultimately, I got liability only (for $1800/yr).

The NJ/NYC area has notoriously high insurance rates, even if you have a clean driving record.

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2500 per 6 month
because my FX Infiniti 2004 was total lost.
1 point cut the singl light on red.
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Quote:
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My insurance company is AIG ...
From experience, AIG SUCKS .

I have Liberty Mutual now, but I bet you can do even better.
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I pay $421.95 per 6 months with $1000 deductable.
$500 deduct would cost 493.15 per 6 months

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