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You need to shop around and get cheaper insurance. What you pay is outrageous! Even $120 was a robbery.
Progressive is one of the most expensive anyway.
Try to get Georgia Farm Bureau. It's only $517 per year. Bundle if you can. https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/insu...in-georgia-ga/
I just put all of my info in and Georgia Farm Bureau is giving me a quote of $918 for 6 months for the basic package.
I don't understand....... Why am I being charged so much? I am 33 and have never had any type of ticket. I'm only using the vehicle to go back and forth to work which is 30 miles round trip.
Progressive and Liberty Mutual both quoted me around $100 on liability, with a ticket.
So I used a local broker with an established local office, that was $40; in a metro area no less.
Location: Formerly Pleasanton Ca, now in Marietta Ga
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I would imagine that that is partially because the crime rate is lower in Pleasanton.
I think so. I made the post in regards that one poster said insurance was higher in California
My points were that it wasn't all of California that was higher, it can vary from city to city in my case one just 10 miles away. The other that in Georgia my insurance was higher than California.
Can’t say I disagree with that. I just assumed one of the highest col areas in the country would be more than one a lot lower.
Georgia has hurricanes, tornados, and Atlanta. Atlanta seems to be a big reason for the high cost of car insurance. I still don't know why my car insurance went when I moved to SC from NY. I didn't live in a big city. Nowhere near one. Not near the coast. One of life's mysteries!
I brought my cars from California to Georgia. I thought the rates would go down.
Yeah you’d think so. And we went from Silicon Valley suburbia to a fairly small city, too.
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