Car insurance

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  1. Wrecky

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    How much is yours and what does it cover?
     
  2. JadeBlackOlive

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    No insurance, no car.
     
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  4. Squire72

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    210 a month, full coverage and comprehensive, $2 million liability
     
  5. Wrecky

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    You pay monthly? :confused: ICBC makes me pay anually
     
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    ICBC charged me monthly when I was there as well
     
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    That's weird, maybe they don't trust me :imslow:
     
  8. Squire72

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    Maybe, I’m sure there are policies more based on age than anything else, you’re still young
     
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  9. Wrecky

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    Well that's rude of them :devil:
     
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    Very. I have a very strong dislike of ICBC, they’re mostly idiots
     
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    $4,500 a year because I live in Vancouver. :cussing:
    I use my car for business purposes, so that brings it up a bit. But I save a whooooole $8/year because I have an anti-theft device. :rolleyes:
     
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  12. Wrecky

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    I saved like $14 a year when I got a car that has 4 doors instead of 2 :imslow: I didn't even know that was a thing
     
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    My boyfriend lets me drive his car but I don't know if I'm covered by his insurance or not.
     
  14. Gus

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    $35 a month (usd) for the basic minimum insurance the law requires.
     
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    $105 a month - The usual, no collision
     
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    That's insanely cheap, I'm so jealous :tears:
     
  17. Gus

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    I know, thanks Geico.


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    My parents pay about €50 a month for full-risk insurance, but that’s with 80% no-claim discount. Does that exist in Canada too, a discount that increases if you don’t claim anything for several years!
     
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    Yeah, good break for no claims - or at-fault claims. They’re not allowed to raise rates if there’s a no fault claim like a hit and run or weather related claim (hail, flooding, etc) if they cover it
     
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    In BC I paid $4000 / year, now I pay $600
     

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