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Q&A: Is there a published list of average car insurance rates for all insurers?

Posted by in Sunday, March 04th 2012

Question by : Is there a published list of average car insurance rates for all insurers?
Is there a published list where all auto insurers report their average rates? Basically a comparison chart or similar type information? If not, are insurers required to list their average rates somewhere?

Basically I’m trying to compile a list of insurance rates, hopefully based on the different criteria used by the insurance companies themselves. I’m trying to find a way other than calling each individual insurer to get a ballpark figure on their rates for different types of drivers.
How does Progressive give rates of their competitors to their customers?

Best answer:

Answer by Mad Jack
Dream on. There is no such list. Even if there were such a list the insurance companies would never allow this to be available to the general public.

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Do insurance rates increase based on the extent of your damage?

Posted by in Saturday, March 03rd 2012

Question by hawaiian_princess16: Do insurance rates increase based on the extent of your damage?
I have Safeco insurance. Just wondering how they decicide how much your insurance rates increase after an accident.

Best answer:

Answer by Lawnboy & Luna
It does depend on whether or not you were more than 50% at fault(most states) for the accident and the amount of damage caused to both vehicles. A Minor accident is usually consider to be payment of more than $ 500 exclusive of the deductible. A Major accident is payment of more than $ 2000. You might want to check your states point system. You can probably find info at your RMV’s website

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Car insurance TV Spot Switzerland – comparis.ch

Posted by in Friday, March 02nd 2012

en.comparis.ch The TV advertisement for the comparison of your car insurance will be aired from September 2011 on the TV channels SFTV and the Swiss advertising windows on Pro7, Sat 1 and RTL. The spots were produced by the Walker advertising agency in Zurich. The TV spot for the comparison of mobile phone subscription rates is created as a series of TV spots and is aired at the same time as the advertisement for the comparison of car insurances: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com The spots were produced by the WalkerWerbeagentur Zurich.

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Insurance Cos To Raise Rates & Deny Kids w/ Pre-existing Conditions

Posted by in Friday, March 02nd 2012

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Why do insurance rates vary so much between states?

Posted by in Friday, March 02nd 2012

Question by gomanyes562: Why do insurance rates vary so much between states?
Sometimes states that are right next to each other have totally different insurance rates from the same company for the same car and driver. It’s not like driving magically becomes more dangerous when you cross the state line, so why does this happen?

Best answer:

Answer by Bill M
Laws vary from state to state, and the companies charge as much as they can get away with in each state.

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What are insurance rates like for trucks?

Posted by in Thursday, March 01st 2012

Question by : What are insurance rates like for trucks?
I’m looking to get an F150 or F250 preferably 4×4 with a lift kit and maybe a roll bar. What would the insurance rates for something like this be? I’m 16 and working part time so even saving up for the car itself is going to take a lot of work.

Best answer:

Answer by TIMOTHY
Because of your age insurance will be a lot with a high deducible somewhere around $ 200.00 a month if a new truck if a older truck a little less but not much

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Equity Indexed Universal Life – Cap Rates, Participation Rates, & Guarantees

Posted by in Wednesday, February 29th 2012

Equity indexed life insurance is a great alternative for an individual, who is interested in participating in market returns, but does not want any downside risk. This video reviews how cap rates, participation rates, and guarantees effect the performance of an EIUL policy.

State Farm Insurance ‘State of Caffeination’ radio jingle.wmv

Posted by in Wednesday, February 29th 2012

This is for you, dustibuddii. I recorded this a month ago or two with my iConvert recorder off of Comcast Xfinity digital cable channel 985 in Seattle (97.3 KIRO-FM) via my memory card, place that memory card into my new laptop and convert that file into an MP3 player. Sorry about the quality. Of course, you do not have to be a State Farm agent or customer to hear this nor do you have to be in the United States of America or Canada. Forgive my spoilers, but I wish State Farm would respond to Allstate’s acquisition of esurance by merging with AIG to form the world’s largets premier insurer AIG State Farm. Enjoy and please comment, but please keep your comments clean, family-friendly and good-neighborly! Please avoid cussing. I did not owns this jingle, so no copyright infringement is intended at all. Here are the lyrics: I’m in a state of caffeination, got all my fingers shaking. Must have been my large Americano Moccachinno Mocchiatto. Now the family’s gone to bed and that’s my favorite time to get Some tips on better rates, ’cause my State Farm guy answers late And even when it’s not my agent, someone’s standing by so patient. Getting coverage questions anwered helps me to relax. Get to a better state, State Farm.
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Abortion Rates Higher In ‘Pro-Life’ Countries

Posted by in Wednesday, February 29th 2012

Abortion Rates Higher In 'Pro-Life' Countries

Abortions rates are higher in ‘pro-life’ countries where the procedure is illegal according to research published in the respected medical journal Lancet. Ana Kasparian and Cenk Uygur discuss abortion, birth control and other issues on The Young Turks. www.huffingtonpost.com Abortion restrictions explode in America: www.youtube.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com
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Henry Blodget, “the reason we have zero-percent interest rates is to bailout the banks”

Posted by in Tuesday, February 28th 2012

Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com The rating agency moody’s has warned it is considering downgrading the investment banking world’s biggest players — this includes Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley…the list goes on and on. I like the way the Wall Street Journal put it: “Moody’s is worried about everything in investment banking.” And speaking of worries — Art Cashin of UBS in his note this morning says traders are worried about a Greek default, but not for the reasons that you may think. What they are really worried about isn’t the bond holders, but the guy’s holding the insurance: the credit default swap (CDS) market. Wait, we thought everyone was perfectly hedged? So what kind of risk is really lurking in the US banking system then, and what could it do to an economy on zero percent interest rate life support? Well, our guest Henry Blodget may have an answer to that. He is CEO and founder of Business Insider, and is with us to talk about this, as well as the subject of a recent article of his titled “Dear Walmart, McDonald’s, Starbucks: how do you feel about paying your employees so little that most of them are poor?” Henry makes a fair point in this article, but if it’s true that CEO’s and executives are paying their employees so little, then why are we so worried about taxes and not focused on the deterioration of wages in America? Henry Blodget points out that Henry Ford made a point of paying his workers better than other firms with the
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HR 3424, a bill in Congress, threatens to drastically raise insurance rates across the country. This legislation imposes an unnecessary and costly tariff on the companies that help spread insurance risks globally. These companies have been especially beneficial for consumers and businesses in areas subject to hurricanes, earthquakes, crop failures and other forms of disaster.
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