Getting The Best Teen Car Insurance Rates 3 Tips To Help Save Money
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How to Get the Best Teen Car Insurance Rates: 3 Money-Saving Tips
Adding a teen driver to your auto policy can be daunting. Not only do you worry about your new car, but your rates might double or even triple?"especially with a new vehicle. Here are some strategies to ease this financial burden and secure better rates.
Do Teens Need a New Car?
It’s common for parents to be shocked by the high cost of insuring a teen driver, especially when they opt for a brand-new car. Although these vehicles come with advanced safety features like multiple airbags, the cost to repair or replace them is high, driving up insurance rates.
Consider opting for a reliable, late-model car instead. These cars can be just as safe as new ones and are less costly to insure. If your teen wants a newer model for its cool factor, encourage them to work and save for it.
Additionally, you can choose not to include comprehensive and collision coverage on a late-model car, significantly reducing your insurance costs. Keep this in mind when shopping for a vehicle.
Maximize Eligible Discounts
Teens with a 'B' average or higher often qualify for a Good Student Discount. Encourage your teen to take a driver’s training course, as this can help lower rates further. Both discounts promote safe and responsible driving, reminding teens that driving is a privilege, not a right.
Other potential discounts include those for teens studying away at college or overseas. By limiting their access to your vehicles, you can reduce your premiums. Make sure your insurance company knows about these situations, as they might not proactively offer to lower rates.
Leverage the Learner’s Permit
When a teen has a learner’s permit, most insurance companies don’t charge you extra. Rates typically spike once they get their full driver’s license. To save money, you can keep them on a permit for as long as possible, supervising them as they gain experience. This strategy can save several hundred dollars over six months.
However, once they obtain their license, inform your insurance company to ensure they’re covered in case of a claim.
Insuring a teen driver is always costly, but by following these tips, you can secure the best teen car insurance rates available.
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