Become an informed insurance consumer. Each insurance company in Washington takes a slightly different approach to setting rates for auto insurance, with the approval of the State Office of the Insurance Commissioner. The basic facts - who you are, where you live and what you drive - are used by all insurance companies. Many companies will ask about previous claims and traffic tickets, annual mileage, zip code, and even your education and occupation.
Insurance companies are allowed to use an insurance credit score to set your rates, but may not use credit to cancel or non-renew your policy.
Drivers With No Accidents |
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Drivers With 2 or More Accidents |
Average rate increase = $1,000 |
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Why Buy Comprehensive Coverage? |
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Cars Stolen |
Source: National Insurance Crime Bureau.
We help you navigate your policy, so you can understand your coverage before you buy a new one. Insurance companies base your rate on the personal information you provide either online or by phone, including your driving record, a credit-based insurance score, and your claims history. To get an apples-to-apples comparison, not just an estimate, you must provide detailed facts about your cars, your coverage and your drivers. The more accurate your information, the more accurate your quote.
It's fast and it's free. Once you answer these questions, we give you comparison quotes from the Washington companies we represent. You save time - and find out quickly whether you can save money.
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