Car Insurance
Let me talk about my situation first. The landlord girl, 23 years old. full time student, GPA above 3.0, renting a residence on Long Island, New York. Domestic driver’s license obtained in May 2011, American driver’s license obtained in May 2013, and car bought in July 2013 (Honda accord coupe in 2009). These are all factors that affect premiums
1. Liability
Commonly known as semi-risk, must be guaranteed. The scope of insurance is your responsibility in the event of a car accident, which is used to pay the other party’s car (if it is the other party’s responsibility to pay your car with his liability, his car is also his own responsibility without you being responsible). It includes bodily injury and property damage, which compensate the other person and the car (item) respectively.
Then the bodily injury limit we see is in the form of $ 25k / 50k. The former is the maximum amount of compensation for each accident per person, and the latter is the maximum amount of compensation for each accident. Property also has a limit, so the 50/100/50 I wrote above refers to the capacity limit: $ 250,000 / 100,000 and $ 50,000 property. There are still few cars worth more than 50,000, so I think this is generally enough (also because I can’t afford more). Liability premiums account for
about half (or more) of the full coverage. [Editor’s note: Usually people who bought a house with a family will choose a higher insurance sum of 100k / 300k]
2. Uninsured Motorist
3. Comprehensive
Optional. When your car is damaged by natural disasters, animals, or man-made damage (which can basically be understood as not caused by a collision), this loss is paid for. This item is deductible-that is, there is no limit for compensation, but the first $ XXX of the loss must be paid by yourself. So the lower the deductible, the higher the premium.
My comprehensive deductible is $ 100 and there is a full glass, which means that if my car is damaged, the repair fee is within $ 100 and I need to pay for it myself. If more than one hundred is needed, I pay $ 100 myself and the rest is paid in full by the insurance company. If the glass is damaged, the insurance company pays in full.
4. Collision
5. Personal Injuty Protection(PIP)
6. Emergency Road Service
7. Rental Reimbursement
8. Medical Payments
Basically the main insurance items are these. Then let's introduce the factors that generally affect premiums. It should be noted that each company's formula for calculating premiums is different and the factors they consider are also different.
1
If there is an accident file a claim, or the premium will increase after getting a violet ticket, everyone knows that I will not say it.
2
Driving age: This is basically the most important factor. The longer you drive, the lower the premium. Of course, this is based on no accident record. In addition, the premium of a permit will be higher than that of a valid driver's license, and some companies do not guarantee permits at all.
3
Age: The older you are, the lower the premium. The premiums for teenagers will be high, and premiums will drop significantly after the age of 25.
4
Gender: Under the same circumstances, girls 'premiums are much lower than boys'.
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Marital status: Married people have lower premiums than unmarried people, and lower child premiums.
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Location: The premiums are higher in cities than in rural areas. The more the traffic is chaotic, the higher the premiums are. (New York State premiums are high>. <)
In addition, renting a house is a bit more expensive than owning your own house.
New car
ABS
Alarm / vin etching (vin etched on the window) / Recovery system
Daytime Running Light
good student: full time student If the GPA is above 3.0, you can get discounts in many companies.
After learning about these coverages and discounts, let me finally share my experience.
Finally, a Few Small Tips:
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