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Tuesday, October 2, 2007

 

How to Compare Low Cost Car Insurance in Vermont

Although price is usually the biggest consideration when it comes to comparing low cost car insurance in Vermont, there are other things to think about too. One is attitude of the companies you are considering giving your business to. Most of us automatically assume that if we’ve had a couple of speeding tickets or been at fault in a collision, that our car insurance rates will be high. Not all companies in Vermont see less-than-perfect customers in the same light so you want to ensure you understand their views on rates in relation to tickets and accidents.
You also want to make certain that the companies you are thinking of buying a policy from are licensed to do business in the state of Vermont. To check on this you only need contact the Insurance Division in the State. They have a list of licensed companies, agents and insurance brokers.
When you gather quotes it’s also important to ask about any discounts that the insurance company is offering. Most companies have a list of standard rate reductions that customers can qualify for. Examples are a good driver discount, a discount for low mileage driving and also a percentage deduction for having a car alarm installed in the vehicle. There may be other discounts and it’s always advisable to ask about them before finalizing the quote.
Even if you find what you consider to be an amazing deal, you should still take up the quote gathering process when this current policy is set for renewal. One method that many insurance companies employ is to offer an appealing low rate to get the customer in the door, and then after the policy term has expired, they raise the rates. Asking about a renewal discount before agreeing to the policy initially is a good idea. That way you’ll have a better idea of what to expect next year.

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