Woohoo insurance dropped 1000$year
04-17-2009, 12:36 PM
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ok guys seen all the different amounts of money for insurence ....i have a probably stupid question ...how much would i pay 23 years no driving in canada..2006 ap2 yellow one....????
04-17-2009, 01:58 PM
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29 here (30 in a week), clean record w/ TD insurance + corp discount and i still pay $1920/yr, full coverage for 2002 "stock" s2k, listed at only 10k km/yr (pleasure). reason being it's that much....postal code, argh! that has a lot to do with rates.
04-19-2009, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by revmatch,Apr 17 2009, 04:58 PM
29 here (30 in a week), clean record w/ TD insurance + corp discount and i still pay $1920/yr, full coverage for 2002 "stock" s2k, listed at only 10k km/yr (pleasure). reason being it's that much....postal code, argh! that has a lot to do with rates.
i'm 2 yr. older than you and i'm no where near that... don't you have multiple car discount with them?
04-20-2009, 04:46 AM
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Originally Posted by hyper,Apr 20 2009, 12:44 AM
what's it going to cost you with your "new" postal code?
i'm 2 yr. older than you and i'm no where near that... don't you have multiple car discount with them?
i'm 2 yr. older than you and i'm no where near that... don't you have multiple car discount with them?
thus cheaper. haha yeah new postal code i hope drops it down to youuuur kinda rates nope, no multiline discount, but once i move i think i will look into that...ill have to see if the home/auto discount from TD (or if i change, company 'x') will be less than my current Corp. discount because of where i work....
04-20-2009, 07:23 AM
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^ home + auto discount w/ TDMM = 5% (so for me, it works out to as if i get home insurance for "free")
multi discount is a big one -- cuz essentially what most are paying for one car, for a few hundred bucks more, i'm insuring both cars.
you have a winter beater, so that should be your multi discount right there!
i insure both cars fully year round, but i take the S off liability for the winter (keep fire and theft) ... that saves me about $100 / month
multi discount is a big one -- cuz essentially what most are paying for one car, for a few hundred bucks more, i'm insuring both cars.
you have a winter beater, so that should be your multi discount right there!
i insure both cars fully year round, but i take the S off liability for the winter (keep fire and theft) ... that saves me about $100 / month
04-20-2009, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by hyper,Apr 20 2009, 07:23 AM
^ home + auto discount w/ TDMM = 5% (so for me, it works out to as if i get home insurance for "free")
multi discount is a big one -- cuz essentially what most are paying for one car, for a few hundred bucks more, i'm insuring both cars.
you have a winter beater, so that should be your multi discount right there!
i insure both cars fully year round, but i take the S off liability for the winter (keep fire and theft) ... that saves me about $100 / month
multi discount is a big one -- cuz essentially what most are paying for one car, for a few hundred bucks more, i'm insuring both cars.
you have a winter beater, so that should be your multi discount right there!
i insure both cars fully year round, but i take the S off liability for the winter (keep fire and theft) ... that saves me about $100 / month
How much of a discount do you get for having two cars?