NEVER discuss your insurance rates on social media



“Marge and I pay $183 a month for full coverage on 2 cars. Is that too much?”

And off it goes: a dozen other people chime in with what they pay.

These numbers are the most meaningless numbers on earth.

Here are just a few things that determine what you pay for car insurance:

  • ·         What kind of cars do you drive?
  • ·         What is your driving record as well as that of other people in the house?
  • ·         What are your deductibles?
  • ·         What are your liability limits?
  • ·         What are your uninsured/underinsured limits?
  • ·         Is your policy bundled with a home or a renter’s policy?
  • ·         What is your zip code?
  • ·         Do you have any drivers under the age of 25 in the house?
  •        Do you drive for Uber, Lyft, Doordash, or any similar service?
  • ·         And potentially several other issues.

Oh, and there is no such thing as “full coverage”.

Have a REAL professional conversation not only about what you are paying for insurance, but what will your insurance company pay you should you ever be in a serious, life-interrupting accident. Talk directly with an industry professional.

 

30+ carriers ... 40+ states
Auto-home-commercial-group benefits

Doug Newman
303-902-5503

epsinsures@gmail.com - www.epsinsures.info




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