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Thursday, November 22, 2007

 

Where to Get Quick Car Insurance Quotes

Your time is valuable, so when it's time to buy or renew your car insurance, you need quick car insurance quotes. Instead of heading to the nearest insurance agency office, just log on to an insurance comparison website. You'll get quotes quickly, but even better, the quotes will be competitively priced and from companies you can trust.
How Do Insurance Comparison Websites Work?
When you go to an insurance comparison website, you'll first choose the type of insurance you want. Many websites offer auto, home, health, and life insurance. Then you'll fill out a form with information about yourself and your insurance needs. For example, for your car insurance you'll need to enter information such as:
* Your car's year, make, and model
* The address where your car is garaged
* The insurance amounts and deductibles you want
* The number of miles you drive each year
If you have questions as you fill out the form, the best insurance comparison websites have insurance professionals on hand to talk with you, answer your questions, and help you through the process.
After you submit your information you'll begin to receive quotes from multiple A-rated insurance companies. You'll easily be able to compare the quotes and choose the one with the best price for the coverage you want.
How Do I Know the Quotes Are Competitive?
You'll be able to tell that the quotes you receive are competitive because you'll have quotes from different insurance companies to compare. You'll discover that quotes can vary by hundreds of dollars from one insurance company to another - for the exact same coverage.
How Do I Know I Can Trust the Companies?
You will only get quotes from A-rated companies that have already passed the stringent guidelines set up by the insurance comparison website. However, you can also check the insurance companies on your own. Check your state's Department of Insurance website to see what complaints have been lodged against each company. You can also check with credit agencies such as Standard & Poor's (standardandpoors.com) to see their financial ratings.

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