Most Recent Auto Insurance Articles in Teen Auto Insurance

• Getting by, Keeping your Teen Driver’s Insurance in Check

  by Ricky Lawrence

  One sure way to keep your teen out of harm’s way is to stop them from ever using the roads.  However, that would be improbable in South Florida. Here, teenagers are expected to drive to different places where they are needed. Of course, once they are on the road, they will need an insurance coverage for protection. However, when a teen driver is included in an auto insurance policy of one family, the total premium might go skyrocketing up to … (more) January 4, 2010

• What You Can Do To Reduce Teen Auto Insurance Rates

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Do you want to have cheaper teen auto insurance? It can be done. However, first, it will be beneficial to be informed why insurance for teens is the most expensive policy of all. According to statistics, teen drivers have the worst driving records and they are involved in most vehicular accidents on the road. In addition, 16 and 17-year-olds are said to have accident rates that are almost 6 times higher than drivers with ages ranging from 30 to 59. … (more) January 1, 2010

• How to Lower Premiums for Teen Auto Insurance

  by Ricky Lawrence

  It is a known fact that providers of teen auto insurance charge higher premiums than those offering ordinary insurance policies. Not only is this becoming a booming business due to the increasing number of teenagers getting their own cars, but also of the fact that teenagers are known to be more irresponsible drivers. Since it is also a fact that most teenagers get their gas, and insurance money, from their parents, they do not experience the difficulty of shelling out … (more) December 25, 2009

• Helpful Tips To Lessen Teen Auto Insurance Rates

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Everybody knows that teenage drivers are more prone to accidents than any other age group. Years of study and statistics have shown insurance companies just what to do – increase teen auto insurance rates. We cannot blame them for being too harsh in giving rates because accidents mean expenses for both them and the client. If you let your teen driver in his current insurance, expect it to increase by one or two thousand dollars a year. However, there are … (more) December 19, 2009

• The Advantages of Getting Teen Auto Insurance Early

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Teenagers are very eager to finally get their driver’s license, and after that, their very first car. It gives them an overwhelming sense of freedom that they could hardly wait to get behind the wheel and be on their own on the road. This is a perfect time for them to get teen auto insurance. Some parents will stall for a couple of years before getting their children car insurance. However, many others believe that getting one for their children … (more) December 15, 2009

• How to Reduce Premium in Teen Auto Insurance

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Teenagers are naturally at a higher risk on the road compared to the more veteran drivers. They are basically inexperienced and fresh out of driving schools. There is still a lot for them to learn out there. Their teen auto insurance will merit a higher premium to cover for the big probability of getting into an accident. However, before parents start to frown, they will be glad to know that there are ways to reduce the premium of their children’s … (more) December 13, 2009

• Teaching Your Child about Teen Auto Insurance

  by Ricky Lawrence

  The moment your teen child rolls out of your garage with his first car you may have noticed how your blood pressure shoots up a bit.  Of course, it is quite normal for a parent who does not want to see his child getting hurt in an accident.  However, that is only the best that you can do.  Once a car and its teen driver are on the road, they both become potential victims of any accident that can happen … (more) December 1, 2009

• Teen Auto Insurance – Tips for Parents

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Teen auto insurance is notoriously known to cost more than your average car insurance. Studies show that teenagers are prone to get into car accidents. Blame it on their raging hormones, some say. However, research shows that it has something to do with maturity in handling situations. Indeed, a 16 year old newbie will react differently to an event compared to a seasoned 40 year old driver. However, even if teen auto insurance may burn a hole in your wallet, … (more) November 26, 2009