WAYS YOU’RE INSURANCE CAN GO UP

 
  1. If you put in more than three not at fault claims in a 36 month period. (Insurance Companies consider this excessive claims.)
  2. Points on your driving record (2 or more).
  3. If your insurance company pays out to any company because of damages you have caused (this could be damage to someone's car, building, or bodily injury).
    NOTE: If you were at fault for an accident and the other person does not go through your Insurance Company for damages but goes through their own Insurance Company. Eventually, their Insurance Company will subrogate against you or your Insurance Company, your rates will then go up. Subrogation can take up to 12 months.
  4. Yearly expenses for cost of living.
If your rates have gone up for any reason other than the above, contact 1-866-ESTIMATE.com
 
 
 
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