Best ways to save on auto insurance, tips from Solvang insurance agent, Rick Torres
Adding cash to the budget is challenging in the face of a rising cost of living. Cutting expenses is one way to save and
Those who own older vehicles might see reducing auto insurance coverage as one way to save. Before picking up the phone and calling the insurance agent, here are some reasons to reconsider that decision:
- Reducing auto insurance coverage can increase overall risk.
- Higher out-of-pocket expenses increase.
- Reducing coverage exposes other assets such as a home, business, investments, or savings.
All drivers in
The first thing to do is meet with your insurance agent to go over the available options. "There are several money-saving discounts available," says the
- A clean driving record offers
State Farm customers lower rates when there haven't been any tickets or accidents for three years. Even new customers may qualify for discounts with a clean record for six or more years. - Discounts are also available for participating in defensive driver courses and driver training. Mature drivers might also have discounts available.
- Good grades and participating in
State Farm's driver safety program can reduce insurance premiums for teen and college drivers. - Teen and college student drivers might qualify for discounts for good grades and taking advantage of
State Farm's Driver Safety program for teens. - The number of miles driven per year influences rates.
- Multi-car discounts are available for vehicles owned by related members of the household.
- Loyalty discounts are available for consecutive years with
State Farm . - Carrying multiple lines of insurance with the same company typically qualify for a multi-line discount, sometimes called "bundling."
Meeting with the
(805) 688-5418
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