How to Get Car Insurance for Just Part of the Year
Are you getting a car for a temporary period? Do you want to move to another state in few months and drive there? Are you renting a car? If you are one of those who wish to buy car insurance for just part of the year, here are some guidelines.
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Instructions
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Evaluate the period for which you want to get the insurance. If you wish to buy insurance for a few months, it is often best to get a six-month policy. You can also buy insurance for one month when visiting a city for business or travel.
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Call a local agent or go online and request quotes. Mention specifically that you want comprehensive insurance for only six months. Your premium will be higher compared to the yearly amount.
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Decide on the car before buying the insurance. You may want to rent a car for short-term insurance if your car is too expensive and high in value. Getting a safe rental car will bring down your premium for short-term insurance. If you have a car and a policy on it, see if you are already covered for driving a rental car. This can save a lot of money.
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Get insurance from the rental company. If you want hassle-free travel while on a vacation, ask the rental company for the lowest premium. Such companies have connections with insurance firms.
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Contact your employer if you are on a business trip. The employer may provide you with part of the insurance when away for business.
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Request multiple quotes. Shop online as well as over the phone.
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Tips & Warnings
While reasons for buying part insurance may vary, it is always cheaper to get an annual insurance policy.
Consider getting your name added to someone else's policy, such as a friend or family member, if you are considering driving a borrowed car.
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Comments
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Gregory
Sep 29, 2006
I find that it's always best to pay the whole premium upfront as opposed to an installment plan. This will save you a few dollars. -
Gregory
Sep 29, 2006
I find that it's always best to pay the whole premium upfront as opposed to an installment plan. This will save you a few dollars. -
Richard Rosenblatt
Sep 29, 2006
I tried it and it worked. Nice job -
Richard Rosenblatt
Sep 29, 2006
I tried it and it worked. Nice job