by hirby
Ok i am 23 years old..i live in the city. i was interested in getting a dodge charger r/t.. hemi included..anyhow, i called to get an insurance quote and they told me that i’d have to put 1000 down and pay 800 a month in auto insurance alone. i think that is so crazy. but if i move 20 minutes away i’d pay 550. i am so frustrated because i know that my age is working against me. my brother is financing a 2000 bonneville ssei and he is only paying 340 a month and he is 21. do you think the year and model of the car is what made the quote so high? what kinda car do you have and what is your monthly ins cost?
What company was it that gave you that very high quote? If it was a local company, you might want to get quotes from the national brands, such as Geico, Progressive, Esurance, State Farm, Nationwide. One, or all of them should be able to do better than the rate that you were quoted. If you are interested in getting rate quotes from all of them in one place, I’d recommend using http://YourCarInsuranceQuote.com this site will give you quotes from all of the major companies, and their form is really easy to use, you just have to enter your zip code to get started.
22.09.09
It seems that many may not see the US economy as a closed system. Before any reasonable discussion can be made, everyone must understand that it is a closed system and what that means.
Whether we are paying for healthcare, as a nation through premiums, "out of pocket" or through taxes is simply an accounting issue. Which ever way it gets paid, we still pay for it. We could all pay for auto insurance by paying that monthly insurance premium to the DMV, to the IRS, or to the auto insurance company. However, it still pays for two things, administrative costs and fixing cars. The same is true of health insurance. The end products are administrative and fixing people.
Whether the doctor provides penicillin to an uninsured patient with VD in the emergsery room or the doctors office, we still pay for it. Emergency room service for the uninsured is paid for by higher charges for hospital services to the insured or taxes from the county.
To put this in perspective, the GDP examines the total productivity in the US as a closed system and amounts to a current $85,000 per person per year in productivity while the average salary is about $40,000 a year.
Source: ABC News
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