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While getting a driver’s license and driving behind the wheel is exciting for any young person (read teenagers), it’s not the same for parents. Parents whose children have just obtained their license or driver’s permit should be concerned about unsafe driving habits and the high cost of insurance.
Most teens with driver’s permits are added to their parents’ current policies. Insurers generally don’t charge extra premium until the teen is licensed.
Once he is a licensed driver, he has the option to either buy a separate policy or continue with his parent’s insurance.
Parents who are paying higher premiums for reasons such as poor driving record, poor credit history, or any other reason may be better off with an independent policy. Adding a teenage driver to the policy will increase the cost.
There are many different laws and rules in each state regarding teenage drivers. Many States require that you be at least 18 years old to get a policy. Your parents must sign the policy if your age is not in line with the rules.
Keep in mind, however, that age isn’t the only factor that will affect your premium. Your occupation, your residence, driving record, credit score, type and car model, safety devices, etc. are all factors that will be considered. These are all taken into consideration.
It is not necessary to pay more for insurance because you are older. Other factors can be used to your advantage to reduce insurance costs. It’s simple: the less likely you are to be in an accident, the safer you and your car will be. This will reduce your insurance claims and be a benefit to you. You will also benefit from lower premiums.
It is crucial that you know what you do and where your residence is located to be eligible for the policy. Insurance rates will be lower if you have a steady job and your home is less likely to be stolen. It is important to consider where you park your car. You can expect a decrease in your premium if you park your car in a garage.
Driver’s education is a must. Having a good understanding of road safety and driving will make you a safer driver, which will lower your premium.
Good credit history is also important. As a teenager, if your family history is not good, it could affect the premium.
Old or new, SUV, convertible minivan, sports car. It doesn’t matter what car you drive; it will impact your insurance. It is important to pay attention to the car you choose. Consider which car has a lower premium before you buy a car. Then, make your choice.
You can get insurance reduced if you have safety devices installed in your car.
A good student record and a high GPA will allow you to get the “good student discount.”
You should be a safe driver as an accident or DUI/DWI conviction could increase your insurance premium.
You are likely to be more tech-savvy than your parents as a teenager, which can help you when buying insurance. Be sure to research the offerings of other companies before you make a decision. Insurance companies often offer discounts due to the high level of competition in this sector. Ask for discounts if you can.
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