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Why Did No One Tell Drivers About This New Rule?
(Daily Savings) - New policies proves drivers have likely overpaid on car insurance coverage for years. Can this be the end of overpriced insurance rates?
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*Source: Click Here for an article on low mileage discounts. Low mileage discounts vary by provider, but usually fall between 7,500 and 15,000 miles per year. 15,000 divided by 365 equates to an average of 40 miles per day.
*Source: Click Here for the NAIC consumer auto guide which outlines that where you live (preferred zip code) and your prior insurance coverage (currently insured) has an affect on your rates.
*Source: Click Here for an article from J.D. Power which talks about how a clean driving record (No tickets, accidents and no DUI's) will qualify you for the lowest possible rates.
*Source: Click Here for a survey which analyzed car insurance quotes for 1,000 zip codes across the U.S. found that within a given zip code, rates vary by 154% on average, allowing drivers to find an average of 32% and $368 per year in savings.
*Source: Click Here for an article on "price optimization" and how loyal customers may pay higher rates.
*Clarification of the advertising headline "New Rule in (Your State)". - Merriam-Webster's Dictionary defines the word "rule" as "a piece of advice about the best way to do something" (http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/rule). This article aims to advise the public that comparing rates is one of the best ways that you can save money on car insurance. No matter what city, state or zip code you live in you can compare rates and get free quotes. If you truly want to find the best rate and save on car insurance then follow our advice or "rule" to compare rates. Here are links to two surveys which demonstrate the importance of comparing rates and how applying this "rule" in any state, city or zip code may help drivers save 32%. A new survey found that the #1 reason people switch is because they found a cheaper rate. Click Here for Survey. A second survey which analyzed car insurance quotes for 1,000 zip codes across the U.S. found that within a given zip code, rates vary by 154% on average, allowing drivers to find an average of 32% in savings. Click Here For Survey.
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