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Insure all your
vehicles with one company to take advantage of multi-car discounts.
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| 2. |
Ask about multi-line
discounts if you are also buying other lines of insurance.
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| 3. |
Know the value of your
vehicles. Drop collision and comprehensive coverage on older vehicles you
can afford to replace.
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| 4. |
Check before changing
cars since rates on cars of equal value can vary.
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| 5. |
Ask about discounts
for air bags, anti-theft devices, anti-lock brakes and similar equipment.
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| 6. |
Ask about discounts
for drivers over 40 or 50, if applicable.
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| 7. |
Select the highest
collision and comprehensive deductibles you can afford. |
| 8. |
Buy only coverage you
do not already have from some other source such as an auto club.
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| 9. |
Make an older, less
valuable vehicle the primary transportation for younger drivers in your
household.
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| 10. |
Make sure younger
drivers take driver's education courses.
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| 11. |
Notify your agent if
your younger driver makes a "B" average or above in school, and
ask about a "Good Student Discount."
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| 12. |
Ask about discounts
for being "accident free" over a period of time.
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