by CarrieAceri » Fri Sep 06, 2019 07:26 am
Hi,
I live in Pembroke with my family. I plan to buy a new car even though I already have one. But I'm confused about the insurance coverage. Can I take the same coverage that my older one has? I'm not sure of the insurance monthly payment plans. My insurance broker in Pembroke is quite good at this. Next week I plan to have a meeting with them.
Does anyone have the same experience? How did you choose your insurance coverage? Does my older plan affect this one? Please share your knowledge.
Thank You!
I live in Pembroke with my family. I plan to buy a new car even though I already have one. But I'm confused about the insurance coverage. Can I take the same coverage that my older one has? I'm not sure of the insurance monthly payment plans. My insurance broker in Pembroke is quite good at this. Next week I plan to have a meeting with them.
Does anyone have the same experience? How did you choose your insurance coverage? Does my older plan affect this one? Please share your knowledge.
Thank You!
Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2020 01:15 pm Post Subject:
I usually prefer to go with multi-quote insurance in case of more than 1 vehicle. However, in case, I buy a new vehicle and would unable to decide an insurance company then I prefer to go with temporary insurance coverage.
I recently purchased a van for both personal and commercial use and due to lack of budget, I was worried about insurance. Then, I found Direct Van Insurance which is now offering temporary van insurance here at very reasonable quotes. Hopefully, it would be a good short-term decision and yes, best wishes for your new car insurance as well. I hope you will find a better deal.
Posted: Fri Jan 24, 2020 08:22 am Post Subject:
I've found that every time I shop around or inquire about changes, I can always find a better deal. I change companies pretty often in search of the best deal! The process get pretty tedious, but the guide I use helps a lot:
https://www.johnnyjet.com/car-insurance-guides-and-resources-1/
Bunch of info for all over the US.
Good luck to ya!
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