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As it stands now I should be in a low(ish) risk category -- I'm 29, my driving record is clean, I've never been at fault in any accidents, and I drive a boring
by maximilianburke 15y ago
As it stands now I should be in a low(ish) risk category -- I'm 29, my driving record is clean, I've never been at fault in any accidents, and I drive a boring car. And yet, still, my insurance is considerably lower than if I was buying it in the US.
If anyone else has moved from BC to someplace else and is paying less on insurance compared to ICBC for the same services I'd would honestly like to hear it because I haven't yet seen it.
I've heard horror stories but I've never had any problems with them, rate-wise or service-wise.
- woobar 15y agomy insurance is considerably lower than if I was buying it in the US How did you come up with this conclusion? In US I paid a little more than a half of what you paying (~$800/year) when I did not have any driving history. I am paying ~$800/year for two cars/two drivers now.
- maximilianburke 15y agoOnline quotes through Geico and Progressive, matching the same coverage and deductibles as my current policy for liability, comprehensive, collision, underinsured motorist, rental car coverage, etc.
- woobar 15y agoHmm... I just tried Geico online quote and got some ridiculously high estimate (2x my current premiums). I guess old-fashioned phone call to the agent is still a way to go.