I live in Orlando, FL and i'm a non-smoking college student. Does anyone know of any cheap health insurance or even health discount plans that I could get on just to cover the cost of my Bipolar ...
My Uncle is about to move to a caravan park where he will live for most of the year. The problem is the park only uses PO box's for post so he wont have an address. He's worried what ...
My daughter who is 25 years old has medical bills from when she was 23 years old. I am receiving threats to go to a collection agency if I don't pay. She was no longer under my insurance at ...
I am going to be getting new health care coverage soon. The thing is that I have taken pills for years for stomach acid. They won't cover for 'pre existing conditions'. So I was not ...
I don't really need the insurance, yet it seems like a good way to invest in funds that grow tax free. What are the pro's and con's? Anyone out there have any experience with these?...
While parked outside my residence, my car was hit by another car. The driver drove off without so much as leaving a note. Did nearly $10,000 in damage to my car! California makes leaving a note a ...
I am thinking about buying a trampoline for my children for the backyard. I recently heard that having one can make your homeowners insurance be outrageous. I don't own my house yet but am in ...
If you don't put down 20% on a home loan you must pay Private Mortgage Insurance. So with all these loans going belly up why did ppl pay this and who took the money?...
I want to get life insurance on me and my 2 kids and they are really cheap and have a thing called a childed rider which i knew nothing about. But I have never heard of this company and just want to ...
No, because rating criteria vary from state to state, and ALSO from company to company. Most companies use credit scoring in rate determination, and NONE that I know of officially say what score hits what rating tier (but I've sweet-talked it out of a few underwriters).
Your best bet is to call your agent prior to buy the car, and ask them to quote a few cars for comparison sake.
goldiemcg
You can call Geico and ask, they're actually really helpful with questions like that.
Babyofmine
You should go to GEICO.com and get several quotes through the online website. I can tell you that vans are the cheapest, 4 doors are cheaper than 2 doors, hard tops are cheaper than convertibles, and any sports car is high, suvs are still high due to rollover ratings. Keep in mind that the vehicle is only one factor out of many used to determine your rates.
Dolly F
Yes u can, here, I always take their plan for auto and life they are good
"http://www.jdoqocy.com/email-1961891-...
Michael S
As an agent, we provide that for our customers when they are thinking of trading cars. They just call and we run comparison quotes of different type vehicles. Call an 800 number and you never talk to the same person twice, thus they are like talking to the IRS, what they say doesn't mean a thing.
Cindy J
Yes you can go to the website below to find those. However when you compare rates on sites like these teh prices they givve for other companies may not be totally accurate.
http://www.fast-auto-loan.net
Maksim P
May be this link helps you...
http://www.all-total.com/Business_&_Finance/Insurance