It's set! June 1st! $950 is over. Old drivers save half
Starting on 1 june this year, the owners of the car are dealing with each other every day. With the official end of the 950-dollar-fixing period that has lasted for many years, the new rules are in place: the more you drive, the less you spend, the less you pay, the more you pay, the less you pay, the less you pay
First of all, we should like to focus on the fact that the benchmark price for risk insurance is $950 for up to six domestic vehicles, but the floating rules have changed completely。
There have been no accidents for three years, and the premium has been reduced to $475 and cut in half
Even if it was a year without risk, it would have been worth hundreds less, which would have been a real saving for the owner of a year of safe driving。
In turn, the new rules are “failure” and the more risks are made, the higher the premium。
It is painful for anyone to see a number of responsible accidents occurring in a year, with premiums rising to a maximum of $1,900, doubling directly, which is equivalent to double the amount paid for insurance。
Many of the drivers were trying to save money, but didn't know that the new rules contained a lot of pits

1. Deprivation for more than three months, no more concessions
Upon expiration of the compulsory insurance period, the insurance was not renewed for more than three months, and all discounts previously saved were cancelled directly and repaid at the original price of $950. Don't think it's okay to be late for a few days。
2. Vehicle transfer, no discounts followed
The purchase of second-hand vehicles and their transfer to family members, the former owner's premium benefit does not move with the vehicle, and the new owner can only start from scratch and pay the benchmark premium, which is unknown to many。
3. It's not easy to report a crime
One risk at a time could bring you back from a low discount to $950. The maintenance fee for scratching is only two or three hundred, and the savings from insurance are not as high as the premiums for the coming year, which is not cost-effective。
Drunk driving, straight up
As long as serious offences such as drunk driving and drunk driving are involved, the premium rises directly to the highest level, and all years of no-accident records are invalidated, not only in violation of the law, but also at a substantial price。
A car loan is your record
If you have a bad accident, it's in the vehicle records, your premiums will increase in the coming year, and you must think about the risks before you borrow the car。
In general, this tip adjustment is to encourage safe driving。
It saves hundreds of dollars a year for drivers who drive in a regular manner; it costs more for those who are often in danger and drive。
Finally, if the minimum premium is to be maintained, it should be kept on schedule, fewer accidents, more rational reporting, and not lose the benefits of the next year for petty money。
Do you have an old driver who's been driving around for years without risking a half-priced insurance policy? Let's talk in the comment section




