WOW what insurance company you with? That is damn cheap...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hives
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WOW what insurance company you with? That is damn cheap...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hives
Yeah well anyone can get that rate if you don't have full coverage :whoa
TD
Its good to know ppl who work in insurance:bana
You should hook us up
hah yea, group buy on cheap insurance!Quote:
Originally Posted by STeeLy
Rate has gone down on car. Was $174.00 per month, now it will be $144.00 a month for two Adult drivers.
Hey.
Haven't purchased my car yet. Still pricing things.
47 years old, $109/month with RBC
Pretty good deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by frgl921
If I were on my own, would be paying $74.00 per month.
all the sub par $100 policies mentioned i really doubt have full collision/comprehansive coverage and information presented to insurance might be not quite correct (instead of telling them that you are a 22 yearold driver with 3 offences, living in toronto, mods up the wazzoo and use vehicle to commute to work 50km each way you tell them you are a 45 yearold married woman with no violation, stock car, retired and live in perry sound) OR you have been added as a 5th driver in a family that has been insured with someone for 20+ years.
25/m from Thornhill here. Clear record. Started paying around 200 with belair in 2008, added home owners policy and some things changed and now I am at around 140 with them and loving it.
I have $2 Million Liability, Full Collision and Comp, Loss of Use, etc. Have been licensed for 28 years with a clean driving record. So why not? I am 44 and NOT retired (Yet) ;)
And I live in Newmarket where it is much cheaper than Thornhill or Richmond hill.
I was exaggerating a bit but you get the idea. You having a clean license for many years makes a big difference. Do you have other policies (life/home/other vehicles)? multi line policies make a big difference too. You can save 10 to 50% with some insurersQuote:
Originally Posted by Bean
i pay $250.00 a month. i got a 04 mazda 3 grey Gs and im 17 years old under my dads name
Yes, I do. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Silv3r
Homeowners policy. I was originally with Economical Mutual but they were not very Economical and the feeling was Mutual :chuckle
Haha nice. I feel the same way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bean
Note that I am paying slightly less than you so I am not saying cheap insurance is non existent. It took me a while to find something that saves me a pretty coin a month.
So why move from Thornhill to Newmarket, what's the matter with you!?!? :)
I work in Aurora and live and Thornhill and am dying to get back to a busier neighborhood at the and of my day.
PS: Yes, Avatar finally working. Now to figure out signature
Thornhill lived in small condo that was cramped, now live in TH that is larger and still cramped LOL And cheaper taxes
Gotcha. Yeah Thornhill is quite pricey. Aurora and Newmarket are not as cheap in comparison as they used to be though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bean
Tell me about it. When we moved here four years ago it was alot cheaper. Not anymore
Where was this quote from? RBC? I'm the only driver. Good driving record.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bean
Folks... the BEST insurance company out there for people who have a good driving record is Belair Direct. Hands down.
I am 21 years old, no tickets, one not-at-fault hit and run accident claim (car was a write off --> led to me getting my M3), 2004 Mazda3 GT and I pay $133/mth.
This includes: $2 million liability, 0 deductible on both comprehensive and liability, Road side assistance, and some auto comfort package that covers my commute expenses in case I lose my car.
Trust me when I say, Belair Direct = fkn awesome. I have done my homework.
Yes. But because hubby does not have a perfect record, is why we cannot go with Belair Direct. Plus, we get a Mature Drivers discount. Sometimes we dont act Mature. Go figure :chuckleQuote:
Originally Posted by frgl921
Tried Belair but they didn't give me the mature driver discount. Don't know why. RBC is still cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bean
My Aunt, who is Older than me, had a exemplary driving record but had a Car accident about 6 years ago and she was insured with Belair and had the Zero deductible and Accident forgiveness for the first accident. Guess what, NO Accident forgiveness as they are charging her through the roof.
I agree. I have been with State Farm for 10 years since I got my G1 when I was 16. When I got my Mazda3 I was paying $2200 a year and they were always upping my rates every 6 months.Quote:
Originally Posted by DreamM3
PERFECT DRIVING RECORD
I called Bel Air and now I am paying just over $100 a month (coming from $200!) I am saving over $1200 a MONTH
That is 1 mil, $500 ded., $300 comprehensive, with winter tire discount.
BEL AIR has been REALLY GREAT so far.
My co-worker just switched too. She has an 02 Saturn with two at faults. She was paying $350/month and just switched to Bel Air and is paying $240
Yeahhhh Bel Air!
TESTIFY!!!!
:pop
I going to switch to Bel air when mine comes up for renewel later this summer.
I went online and got a quote and they want $10 less with $0 deductable then what i am paying now with $500 deductable