June 3, 2011

Saving on Car Insurance of Young Drivers

by: Andres A Golden

What should my first steps be when buying auto insurance for a young driver? Begin by taking a deep breath and not panicking. Shop around and get free initial quotes you should always compare the pros and cons as well as the cost of each young drivers insurance policy.

Can you ask for a discount on your teenager's car insurance? Unfortunately teenagers as a whole are the most expensive group of people to insure. Their loves for sport cars, speeding and frequent traffic violations are just some of the reasons why. So when you contact an agent ask about discounts on young drivers insurance. More often than not, the agent will not offer the discount unless you ask up front. Good examples of a possible student discount on insurance are good grades, good driving record, multiple cars on policy, completing a defensive driving program, and not driving a sports car.

What is the biggest cost of an insurance policy for a teenager? Theft is one of the biggest parts of a young driver's policy. This is even higher when a teen opts to drive a new sports car. An easy solution is going for a reliable used vehicle insurance companies have lists about which cars are the most favorable to you in order to save some money. Young drivers insurance will cost less with these types of cars. Encourage safe driving habits because not only do they guarantee the protection of your child but they can go a long way on cutting costs of future insurance plans.

How can involve my teenager in purchasing lower priced insurance? Encourage your teenager to keep a learners permit for as long as the law will allow, because some insurance companies do not require coverage on a learners permit driver. Persuade your teenager to buy an older car because they are typically less expensive to insure. Give your teenager an incentive to drive safely. Young drivers should always be involved in the process so they will always have a good reason to practice good driving habits. These tips will always result in future savings for the renewals of policies.